Source

British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation

ISSNs: 1354-8581, 2059-9331

Source type: journal

Publisher: Mark Allen Group

Alternate names: BJTR, British journal of therapy and rehabilitation

Fully OA: No

DOAJ: No

OpenAlex ID: S2764491428

The Delphi method: a useful tool for the allied health researcher

1996 · AM Walker, J Selfe · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 221

Perceived barriers to research utilization: a survey of four therapies

1998 · S José Closs, Bob JP Lewin · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 78

Clinical assessment of pain by the visual analogue scale

1996 · Jackie Waterfield, Julius Sim · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 64

Enabling people with aphasia to discuss quality of life

2000 · Joan Murphy · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 41

What is the evidence for the effectiveness of postural management?

2003 · Robert Farley, Janice Clark, et al. · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 39

Clinical effectiveness and EBP 2: attitudes of health-care professionals

1999 · Dominic Upton · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 39

Clinical effectiveness and EBP: design of a questionnaire

1998 · Dominic Upton, Brynda Lewis · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 35

Internalized stigma: a barrier to employment for people with mental illness

2003 · Denise Caltaux · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 32

Visions of teamwork: the realities of an interdisciplinary approach

1998 · Tracey Proctor-Childs, Carolyn Miller, et al. · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 30

Reliability of the experimental version of the Movement ABC

2002 · Susanna MK Chow, Lai-Lok Chan, et al. · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 29

The model of human occupation

1995 · Sally Feaver · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 27

Achieving effective rehabilitation outcomes: does the nurse have a role?

1995 · Jane Johnson · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 27

An holistic approach to rehabilitation

1995 · Rosemary Barnitt, Valerie Pomeroy · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 27

Expertise in diagnostic reasoning: a comparative study

1998 · Carol Ann King, Christine Bithell · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 25

Interdisciplinary rather than multidisciplinary or generic practice

1996 · Philip Mandy · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 24

The Canadian occupational performance measure: what do users consider important?

1996 · GE Ward, C Jagger, et al. · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 23

Exploring the power balance in physiotherapy

2000 · Karen Harrison, Shelley Williams · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 22

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Rehabilitation outcome in long-term amputees

1995 · A Hill, CA Niven, et al. · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 22

The thermal effects of pulsed shortwave therapy

1995 · Richard Bricknell, Tim Watson · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 22

The effects of classical massage and connective tissue manipulation on bowel function

1995 · Liz A Holey, Hilary Lawler · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 21

Promoting the integration of theory and practice by the use of a learning contract

2003 · Ruth Matheson · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 20

Community support after stroke: patient and carer views

2000 · Christopher McKevitt, Charles Wolfe · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 20

Reducing waiting times: physiotherapy shoulder assessment clinic

2001 · John Harrison, Amar Rangan, et al. · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 19

Living with chronic illness: a transitional model of coping

2000 · Louise Jarrett · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 19

Clinical effectiveness and EBP3: application by health-care professionals

1999 · Dominic Upton · British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation · 19

Works count: 1,053

Citation count: 3,488

H-index: 20

I10-index: 94

2yr mean citedness: