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Editorial
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71
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Ioannis Poulis
The end of physiotherapy
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Research
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75
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Natasha Brusco, Nora Shields, Nicholas Taylor and Jennifer Paratz
A Saturday physiotherapy service may decrease length of stay in patients receiving rehabilitation in hospital: a randomised controlled trial
eAddendum:
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83
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Yong-Hao Pua, Cong-Cong Cai and Kian-Chong Lim
Treadmill walking with body weight support is no more effective than cycling when added to an exercise program for lumbar spinal stenosis: a randomised controlled trial
eAddenda:
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91
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Roberta Law and Robert Herbert
Warm-up reduces delayed-onset muscle soreness but cool-down does not: a randomised controlled trial
eAddendum:
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97
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Catherine Dean, Elizabeth Channon and Jillian Hall
Sitting training early after stroke improves sitting ability and quality and carries over to standing up but not walking: a randomised controlled trial
eAddenda:
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105
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Natalie de Morton, Jennifer Keating, David Berlowitz, Bruce Jackson and Wen Lim
Additional exercise does not change hospital or patient outcomes in older medical patients: a controlled clinical trial
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113
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Marleen van den Berg, Ingeborg de Boer, Saskia le Cessie, Ferdinand Breedveld and Theodora Vliet Vlieland
Most people with rheumatoid arthritis undertake leisure-time physical activity and exercise in the Netherlands: an observational study
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121
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Deborah Schofield and Susan Fletcher
The physiotherapy workforce is ageing, becoming more masculinised, and is working longer hours: a demographic study
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Appraisal
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129
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Critically Appraised Papers
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135
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Clinimetrics
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137
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Clinical Practice Guidelines
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139
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Media
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140
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Correspondence
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