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19-Nov-2019Research beyond biomedical confines: towards better mental health and well-being for allTeoh, JY; Lim, KH
29-Mar-2021Lurking Through Virtual Communities (Groups) On The Facebook Social Media Platform As A Form Of Legitimate Professional Learning: Experiences Of Occupational Therapy PractitionersTeoh, JY; Teoh, JL
29-Mar-2021The Impact of Foreign Study Experiences on Occupational Therapists’ Work Practices in SingaporeTeoh, TF; Teoh, JY
8-Nov-2022Impact of radiographer immediate reporting of X-rays of the chest from general practice on the lung cancer pathway (radioX): a randomised controlled trialWoznitza, N; Ghimire, B; Devaraj, A; Janes, SM; Piper, K; Rowe, S; Bhowmik, A; Hayes, N; Togher, D; Arumalla, N; Skyllberg, E; Au-Yong, ITH; Geary, S; George, B; Sheard, S; Ellis, S; Shah, Z; Maughn, S; Duffy, SW; Baldwin, D
18-Oct-2021Views of Generation Z regarding care and care careers: a four-country studyGallagher, A; Lane, A; Egan, C; Ota, K; Aoishi, K; Nakayama, N; Kasimovskaya, N; Fomina, EE; Geraskina, N; Shalakhova, A; Cox, A
21-Mar-2020Prognostication in COPD using physical function measures: Let's walk before we run away with conclusionsLewis, A; Nolan, CM; Man, WD; Kon, S; Conway, J
29-Dec-2022Understanding how patients' pain beliefs influence chronic low back pain management in Ghana: A grounded theory approachAmpiah, JA; Moffatt, F; Diver, C; Ampiah, PK
20-Jul-2023A Qualitative Investigation of the Psychosocial Impact of Chronic Low Back Pain in GhanaAmpiah, JA; Moffatt, F; Diver, C; Ampiah, PK
28-May-2018Comparative effectiveness of cognitive behavioural therapy combined with exercise versus exercise in the management of non-specific chronic low back pain: A systematic review with meta-analysisKwesi Ampiah, P; Hendrick, P; Gonzalez Macias, E
11-Aug-2023Test-retest reliability of movement-evoked pain and sensitivity to movement-evoked pain in patients with rotator cuff-related shoulder painWang, S; Mani, R; Zeng, J; Chapple, CM; Ribeiro, DC

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