Australian Occupational Therapy Journal

On impacts and other factors
pp. 1-2(2)

Conducting case study research in occupational therapy
pp. 3-8(6)
Authors: Salminen, Anna-Liisa; Harra, Toini; Lautamo, Tiina

Exploration of the link between conceptual occupational therapy models and the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health
pp. 9-17(9)
Authors: Stamm, Tanja A.; Cieza, Alarcos; Machold, Klaus; Smolen, Josef S.; Stucki, Gerold

Job satisfaction in occupational therapy: a qualitative investigation in urban Australia
pp. 18-26(9)
Authors: Moore, Katherine; Cruickshank, Mary; Haas, Marion

Children walking to school: Parent perceptions of environmental and psychosocial influences
pp. 27-34(8)
Authors: Ziviani, Jenny; Kopeshke, Raymond; Wadley, David

The effects of contextual relevance and ownership on a reaching and placing task
pp. 35-42(8)
Authors: Holubar, Michelle N.; Rice, Martin S.

Occupational deprivation: A consequence of Australia's policy of assimilation
pp. 43-46(4)
Author: Zeldenryk, Lynne

Occupational therapy for people with ventricular assist devices
pp. 47-49(3)
Authors: Shepherd, Judy; Wilding, Clare

Limited high-quality research on the effectiveness of assistive technology
pp. 50-50(1)

Home-based training in the use of bathing devices increased usage and resulted in small improvements in personal independence and satisfaction for people with stroke
pp. 51-52(2)
Authors: Hoffmann, Tammy; Wielandt, Trish

People with multiple sclerosis and severe spasticity found tilt-in-space wheelchairs more comfortable than conventional wheelchairs
pp. 52-54(3)
Authors: Curtin, Michael; Hammell, Karen Whalley

Elderly people who had a stroke accepted using a wheelchair when they saw that by using it they could regain a sense of continuity in their lives
pp. 54-55(2)
Authors: Curtin, Michael; Watson, Jo

An enhanced wheelchair-skills training program improved the competency of manual-wheelchair users
pp. 56-57(2)
Authors: McCluskey, Annie; Harvey, Lisa

Re: An enhanced wheelchair-skills training program improved the competency of manual wheelchair users
pp. 58-58(1)

The clinician's role in promoting improvement and change
pp. 59-59(1)

Dutch EBP projects inspired by CAPS policies and procedures of AOTJ
pp. 59-60(2)

In response to `Enabling model for assessing overseas-trained occupational therapists seeking to work in Australia'
pp. 60-60(1)

In response to Anna Campbell
pp. 61-61(1)

How to better prepare our graduates for working in occupational rehabilitation: Occupational therapists' perspectives
pp. 62-62(1)
Author: Thorpe, Kathryn

Chart audit of predischarge occupational therapy home assessment visits
pp. 62-63(2)
Author: Harris, Sally