Search Results - "Nunnerley, Joanne L"

Developing spinal cord injury physiotherapy clinical practice guidelines: a qualitative study to determine how physiotherapists and people living with spinal cord injury use evidence by Nunnerley, Joanne L., Glinsky, Joanne V., Dunn, Jennifer A., Stavric, Verna A., Haber, Amanda, Denis, Sophie, Ben, Marsha, Chen, Lydia W., Harvey, Lisa A.

“…Study design Generic qualitative design. Objectives Australian and New Zealand SCI physiotherapists are developing clinical practice guidelines for the…”
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Flourishing together: research protocol for developing methods to better include disabled people's knowledge in health policy development by Martin, Rachelle A, Baker, Angelo P, Smiler, Kirsten, Middleton, Lesley, Hay-Smith, Jean, Kayes, Nicola, Grace, Catherine, Apiata, Te Ao Marama, Nunnerley, Joanne L, Brown, Anna E

“…To positively impact the social determinants of health, disabled people need to contribute to policy planning and programme development. However, they report…”
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Early Opportunities to Explore Occupational Identity Change: Qualitative Study of Return-To-Work Experiences After Stroke by Martin, Rachelle A, Johns, Julianne K, Hackney, Jonathan J, Bourke, John A, Young, Timothy J, Nunnerley, Joanne L, Snell, Deborah L, Derrett, Sarah, Dunn, Jennifer A

“…Rates of return-to-work after stroke are low, yet work is known to positively impact people's wellbeing and overall health outcomes. To understand…”
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Early vocational rehabilitation for people with spinal cord injury: a research protocol using realist synthesis and interviews to understand how and why it works by Dunn, Jennifer, Martin, Rachelle A, Hackney, Jonathan J, Nunnerley, Joanne L, Snell, Deborah, Bourke, John A, Hall, Andrew, Derrett, Sarah

“…IntroductionReturn to work after spinal cord injury (SCI) is linked to well-being and better physical and mental health outcomes. In New Zealand, work rates…”
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Difficulties capturing co-occurring traumatic brain injury among people with traumatic spinal cord injury: a population-based study by Snell, Deborah L., Johns, Julianne, Dunn, Jennifer A., Nunnerley, Joanne L., Singhal, Balraj

“…Study design This is a population-based prospective cohort study. Objectives Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is common among people with traumatic spinal cord…”
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Is MRI screening for bone marrow oedema useful in predicting lumbar bone stress injuries in adult male professional cricketers? A New Zealand pilot study by Bell, Andrew J., Nunnerley, Joanne L., Shackel, Dayle F., Coates, Mark H., Campbell, Rob G., Frampton, Chris M., Schouten, Rowan

“…The aims were to (1) prospectively observe the incidence of bone marrow oedema in asymptomatic adult male domestic professional cricketers during a season and…”
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Relationships and the transition from spinal units to community for people with a first spinal cord injury: A New Zealand qualitative study by Bourke, John A, Nunnerley, Joanne L, Sullivan, Martin, Derrett, Sarah

“…Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) can have substantial consequences for the injured person, and also their family/whānau (Māori word for extended family and social…”
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Development of a Programme Theory for Early Intervention Vocational Rehabilitation: A Realist Literature Review by Dunn, Jennifer A., Hackney, Jonathan J., Martin, Rachelle A., Tietjens, Donna, Young, Timothy, Bourke, John A., Snell, Deborah L., Nunnerley, Joanne L., Hall, Andrew, Derrett, Sarah

“…Purpose Little is currently known about how early intervention vocational rehabilitation (EIVR) works for people with newly acquired neurological conditions…”
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Access to community support workers during hospital admission for people with spinal cord injury: a pilot study by Nunnerley, Joanne L., Martin, Rachelle A., Aldridge, Matthew, Bourke, John A., Simpson, Ian

“…Study design A descriptive qualitative study. Objectives To evaluate a pilot project enabling people with spinal cord injury (SCI) to have their support…”
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Using cannabis for pain management after spinal cord injury: a qualitative study by Bourke, John A., Catherwood, Victoria J., Nunnerley, Joanne L., Martin, Rachelle A., Levack, William M. M., Thompson, Bronwyn L., Acland, Richard H.

“…Study design A descriptive qualitative study. Objectives To explore why individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) choose to use cannabis to manage their pain…”
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