Australian Occupational Therapy Journal: Vol 52, No 4

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EDITORIAL

Inspiring future generations of occupational therapists

FEATURE ARTICLES

The environment and falls prevention: Do environmental modifications make a difference?

Achieving a restorative mental break for family caregivers of persons with Alzheimer's disease

The introduction and evaluation of an occupational therapy assistant practitioner

Cultural awareness among Queensland undergraduate occupational therapy students

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Profile of paediatric occupational therapy practice in Australia

A systematic and critical review of the literature: The effectiveness of Occupational Therapy Home Assessment on a range of outcome measures

Dynamic Occupational Therapy Cognitive Assessment for Children: Perceived utility in Australian occupational therapy practice

Effects of occupational therapy intervention on activities of daily living and awareness of disability in persons with intellectual disabilities

IN PRACTICE

The Deakin experience: Using national competency standards to drive undergraduate education

RESEARCH AWARDS

2005 OT Australia Research Awards

CRITICALLY APPRAISED PAPERS

People with stroke who received up to seven occupational therapy sessions at home over 3 months were 1.72 times more likely to get out of the house as often as they wanted

Men who have had a stroke have difficulty managing their time when discharged home

The use of strategy training for people with a left hemisphere stroke and apraxia improved ADL functioning at 8 weeks but not after 5 months, and had no effect on apraxia or motor function

Five screening and three assessment tools are recommended for measuring unilateral spatial neglect poststroke

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Publishing critically appraised papers

THESIS ABSTRACTS

The place of health in the health, safety and environment culture of a manufacturing organisation: A case study

The inter-rater reliability of the handwriting assessment battery

Whatever the individual says it is: A phenomenological analysis of chronic pain in people with Human Immunodeficiency Virus-associated Distal Symmetrical Polyneuropathy

BOOK REVIEWS

Optimizing exercise and physical activity in older people

Voices in disability and spirituality from the land down under: Outback to outfront

Occupational therapy with older people

Occupation and practice in context

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