Australian Journal of Physiotherapy: Volume 53 . NO 4 . 2007

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Australian Journal of Physiotherapy

Volume 53 . NO 4 . 2007

Editorial
215	Lesley Wiart and Susan Burwash Qualitative research is evidence, too
Research
219	Lucy K Lewis, Marie T Williams and Tim Olds Short-term effects on outcomes related to the mechanism of intervention and physiological outcomes but insufficient evidence of clinical benefits for breathing control: a systematic review eAddenda: Table 1: Included studies Table 3: Analysis of included studies Appendix 1: Search strategy
229	Simone D O’Shea, Nicholas F Taylor and Jennifer D Paratz A predominantly home-based progressive resistance exercise program increases knee extensor strength in the short-term in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a randomised controlled trial eAddenda: Table 3: Individual data Appendix 1: Trial method
239	Sally A Horsley, Robert D Herbert and Louise Ada Four weeks of daily stretch has little or no effect on wrist contracture after stroke: a randomised controlled trial eAddenda: Erratum Table 3: Individual data Appendix 1: Trial method
247	Murray J Challis, Gwendolen J Jull, Warwick R Stanton and Mark K Welsh Cyclic pneumatic soft-tissue compression enhances recovery following fracture of the distal radius: a randomised controlled trial eAddenda: Table 2: Group data Table 3: Individual data
255	Doa El-Ansary, Gordon Waddington and Roger Adams Trunk stabilisation exercises reduce sternal separation in chronic sternal instability after cardiac surgery: a randomised cross-over trial eAddenda: Table 3: Individual data Appendix 1: Trial method
261	Megan Smith, Joy Higgs and Elizabeth Ellis Physiotherapy decision making in acute cardiorespiratory care is influenced by factors related to the physiotherapist and the nature and context of the decision: a qualitative study
269	Jennifer A Hewitt, Julia M Hush, Melody Martin, Robert D Herbert and Jane Latimer Clinical prediction rules can be derived and validated for injured Australian workers with persistent musculoskeletal pain: an observational study
279	Litsa Zeppos, Shane Patman, Susan Berney, Julie A Adsett, Julie M Bridson and Jennifer D Paratz Physiotherapy intervention in intensive care is safe: an observational study eAddenda: Appendix 1: Data collection sheet
Appraisal
284	Correspondence
285	Critically Appraised Papers
280	Clinimetrics
291	Clinical Practice Guidelines
292	Media

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