[PDF] Top 20 Why do physiotherapists do what they do? A study of Kuwaiti physiotherapists

... The data collected from the questionnaire was analysed in a similar way to that implemented in an earlier study (Turner and Whitfield, 1999). The demographic variables were presented with the use of descriptive ... See full document

... the physiotherapists in this study highlight an area for deeper ...reveal what physiotherapists need apart from knowledge to enable them to engage with people with CP in a more satisfying ... See full document

... this study is to determine if feedback about characteristics of daily walking activity, provided to patients and their treating therapists, will in- crease walking activity in a group of individuals receiving ... See full document

... concerning what is trivial or ...for what is trivial or uncontroversial—to claim that “preaching to the choir” has never occurred in argumentative contexts—seems problematic at ... See full document

... this study was funded by consultancy fees from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2002 for two follow- up visits to oversee the progress of the postgraduate train- ing in internal ... See full document

... actual risk and the risk perceived by consumers is frequently weak with consumers tending to over- estimate some risks while underestimating other risks. Furthermore, consumers do not to any great extent make a ... See full document

... Information gathered from these forms is crucial in helping narrow the problem down to a few suspects, which will require further study in the laboratory before making a final diagnosis. Regardless of the outcome, ... See full document

... T h e children's responses to questioning about picture-free stories as part of whole grade participation, and the responses of a small group of ten children to retelling of the texts, [r] ... See full document

... (PAMELA) study showed that nocturnal hypertension, diagnosed with ABPM, was present in 30% of participants (607 out of 2021 ...Heart Study, which included African-Americans with a high prevalence of obesity ... See full document

... It shall be the duty of said Bureau to collect and publish annually the statistics of Illinois relating to crime and it shall be the duty of all courts of Illinois, police magistrates, j[r] ... See full document

... comparison of data and models from a survey of managers in predominantly Fortune 500 firms and their actual customers, we find important disconnects between what customers perceive and what managers think ... See full document

... Canadian study demonstrated that inpatient children ’ s intake of fruit and vegetables was below the recommended intake range according to the Canada Food Guide [16] and that there was also ex- cessive intake of ... See full document

... We believe one of the most fundamental, if neglected, differences in economic institutions between countries is the type of firms that produces output; unincorporated versus incorporated. Corporations dominate advanced ... See full document

... observed what seem to be subtle but important differences in the way the term ‘wellbeing’ is being used, both within different areas of the Department and across ...term. Why might this matter to DCSF? If ... See full document

... to what extent - have been the subject of numerous studies reported in the literature, resulting in some useful ...‘investigate what students do – as opposed to what they say they do’ ... See full document

... Others do not see what the problem is, as selection can be construed as operating at several levels: close relatedness, environment and group-level adaptation all being relevant factors (Korb and Heinze, ... See full document

... A second study was conducted by the Anti-Bullying Alliance in 2010. An online survey was conducted that polled the parents and families of children with disabilities about the extent to which their children had ... See full document

... a study from the University of Florida that entomologically concluded that the best active ingredient hexa flakon is the best material for use in the Termite Baiting ... See full document

... The study showed that students chose their career based on the quality of life they believe it will provide them. Students ranked job availability, attractive lifestyle and potential remuneration as factors that ... See full document

... especially undergraduate students, were likely to partici- pate in addition to faculty. The ease of obtaining student visas, working visas/permits and/or medical licenses was important depending on the nature of the ... See full document