Australian Occupational Therapy Journal

Changing face of entry to occupational therapy practice: Some personal reflections from a Person Environment Occupation perspective
pp. 179-180(2)

Exploration of Australian and New Zealand indigenous people's spirituality and mental health
pp. 181-187(7)
Authors: Tse, Samson; Lloyd, Chris; Petchkovsky, Leon; Manaia, Wiremu

Cultural differences: The experience of establishing an occupational therapy service in a developing community
pp. 188-198(11)
Authors: Bourke-Taylor, Helen; Hudson, Dawn

Improving handwriting without teaching handwriting: The consultative clinical reasoning process
pp. 199-210(12)
Authors: Erhardt, Rhoda P.; Meade, Vickie

The meaning of professional excellence for private practitioners in occupational therapy
pp. 211-217(7)
Author: Courtney, Michelle

Occupational therapy in acute hospitals: The effectiveness of a pilot program to maintain occupational performance in older clients
pp. 218-224(7)
Authors: Eyres, Lisa; Unsworth, Carolyn A.

Workers’ compensation insurance agents’ satisfaction with occupational therapy activities of daily living assessments
pp. 225-231(7)
Authors: Mason, Rachael; Darzins, Susan; Cromie, Jean

Occupational therapy managers’ perceptions of challenges faced in early intervention service delivery in South Australia
pp. 232-242(11)
Authors: Boshoff, Kobie; Alant, Erna; May, Esther

Perceptions of social stigma and its effect on interpersonal relationships of young males who experience a psychotic disorder
pp. 243-250(8)
Authors: Lloyd, Chris; Sullivan, Dan; Williams, Philip Lee

Enabling model for assessing overseas-trained occupational therapists seeking to work in Australia
pp. 251-256(6)
Authors: Kortman, Brenton; May, Esther

Maintaining and developing friendships following severe traumatic brain injury: Principles of occupational therapy practice
pp. 257-260(4)
Authors: Callaway, Libby; Sloan, Sue; Winkler, Dianne

A preventative occupational therapy program for people with early rheumatoid arthritis increased the use of some self management strategies but did not improve pain or perceived health status over 2 years
pp. 261-262(2)

Women who were recently diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis experienced a transformative process triggered by their illness, which limited their occupations but taught them to value and use self-caring strategies more
pp. 262-264(3)

There is evidence that joint protection education and comprehensive occupational therapy enhances functional outcomes in adults with rheumatoid arthritis
pp. 264-265(2)

Rehabilitation research: Principles and applications
pp. 266-266(1)

PEGS. The perceived efficacy and goal setting system
pp. 266-267(2)

Using environments to enable occupational performance
pp. 267-268(2)