Disability and Rehabilitation

Reflex sympathetic dystrophy—a complex regional pain syndrome
pp. 939-947(9)
Author: Turner-Stokes L.

Self-responsibility and coping with pain: disparate attitudes toward psychosocial issues in recovery from work place injury
pp. 948-953(6)
Authors: Antoniazzi M.; Celinski M.; Alcock J.

Physicians' preferences and expectations in stroke rehabilitation – results of a case-based questionnaire survey
pp. 954-960(7)
Authors: Hasenbein U.; Kuss O.; Bäumer M.; Schert C.; Schneider H.; Wallesch C.W.

Changes in upper limb joint torque patterns and EMG signals with fatigue following a stroke
pp. 961-969(9)
Authors: Riley N.A.; Bilodeau M.

On autonomy and participation in rehabilitation
pp. 970-974(5)
Authors: Cardol M.; De Jong B.A.; Ward C.D.

'On autonomy and participation in rehabilitation'
pp. 975-976(2)
Author: Grimby G.

'On autonomy and participation in rehabilitation'
pp. 977-982(6)
Author: Saadah M.A.

Active participation and autonomy: an ultimate target for rehabilitation
pp. 983-984(2)
Author: Chan R.C.K.

Too late, too little, or both?
pp. 985-986(2)
Author: Pfeiffer D.

Autonomy and participation in rehabilitation: Time for a new paradigm?
pp. 987-991(5)
Authors: Clapton J.; Kendall E.

'On autonomy and participation in rehabilitation'
pp. 992-992(1)
Author: Baker J.

Autonomy: the be all and end all in rehabilitation
pp. 993-995(3)
Author: Kersten P.

On autonomy and participation in rehabilitation
pp. 996-998(3)
Authors: Catz A.; Itzkovich M.

Autonomy and participation in rehabilitation
pp. 999-1000(2)
Author: Smith D.S.

On autonomy and participation in rehabilitation: a response
pp. 1001-1004(4)
Authors: Cardol M.; De Jong B.A.; Ward C.D.