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Using an outpatient physiotherapist-led behaviour change intervention to promote exercise adherence in people with vertebral fragility fracture: a longitudinal qualitative study

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By Erin Hannink, Jonathan Room, Karen Barker, Oxford Brookes
| BMJ Open Verified
STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY A strength of our method is the interpretive qualitative approach used to distill reflexive themes. Interviews conducted at three time points over a year to gain a long-term perspective are a unique methodological strength. Limitation: the sample was limited in diversity of gender and ethnicity, thus lacking some experiences and perspectives.
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Occupational Therapy Pre-Operative Intervention for Total Hip Replacement Patients; A Qualitative Enquiry

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By Clare McKenzie, Karen Barker
| Taylor & Francis Online
We wish to thank colleagues in the Physiotherapy Research Unit, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre for their support and guidance. The authors report no conflicts of interest. Clare McKenzie, BSc (hons) is a practising occupational therapist and researcher at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre. Occupational Therapy Department, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Oxford, UK.
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The presentation of self in everyday young lives with pain: a poetic meta-ethnography

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By Erin Hannink, Karen Barker, Francine Toye, Amy Woolverton
| Taylor & Francis Online
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