Australian Occupational Therapy Journal

Why does our profession need a Journal?
pp. 59-59(1)

A self-directed fieldwork program to provide alternative occupational health placements for undergraduate occupational therapy students
pp. 60-68(9)
Authors: James C.; Prigg A.

Health enhancing physical activity: Factors influencing engagement patterns in children
pp. 69-79(11)
Authors: Poulsen A.A.; Ziviani J.M.

Meanings of creativity within occupational therapy practice
pp. 80-88(9)
Author: Schmid T.

Handwriting of children who have hemiplegia: A profile of abilities in children aged 8–13 years from a parent and teacher survey
pp. 89-98(10)
Authors: DuBois L.; Klemm A.; Murchland S.; Ozols A.

Recruiting experienced occupational therapists: A practical approach
pp. 99-101(3)
Authors: Bourne R.; Kirke P.; White C.

OTseeker: Facilitating evidence-based practice in occupational therapy
pp. 102-105(4)
Authors: McKenna K.; Bennett S.; Hoffmann T.; McCluskey A.; Strong J.; Tooth L.

Can corporate sector philanthropy be included in a new vision for community health programs?
pp. 106-109(4)
Author: Goddard T.

THERE IS WEAK EVIDENCE THAT FORCED-USE THERAPY PROVIDED FOR 1–MONTH WITHOUT ADDITIONAL THERAPY IMPROVED THE FINE MOTOR FUNCTION OF CHILDREN WITH HEMIPARESIS
pp. 110-111(2)

PARENTS BECOME ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS IN HOME THERAPY PROGRAMS, STRIVING TO MAXIMISE GAINS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY, GIVEN TIME TO COME TO GRIPS WITH THEIR SITUATION
pp. 112-113(2)

IMPACT OF STROKE ON COOPERATIVE MUSCLE ACTIONS OF THE TRUNK and PARETIC UPPER LIMB DURING TASK PERFORMANC
pp. 114-114(1)
Author: Winzeler-Mercay U.

DEVELOPMENT OF A DRIVING SIMULATOR AS AN OFF-ROAD SCREENING TOOL FOR OLDER ADULT DRIVERS
pp. 114-115(2)
Author: Chung-Yeung Lee H.

EVIDENCE-BASED REHABILITATION: A GUIDE TO PRACTICE
pp. 116-116(1)