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CAHE Thesis Abstracts

The Centre for Allied Health Evidence is proud of its exceptional students and the important studies they are undertaking. Their dedication to improving evidence-based practice in allied health disciplines is another vital step in the evidence-based practice journey.

CAHE will keep you up-to-date with the current student thesis abstracts and their progress.

Completed in 2008

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Sarah Barras

Multiple perspectives of Occupational Therapy pre-discharge home assessments: Processes and outcomes

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Julie Luker

Guideline compliance by allied health staff and the outcomes for patients with acute stroke

Completed in 2006

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Patricia Neumann

Physiotherapy for the management of female stress urinary incontinence in Australia: an observational study

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Matthew Prior

Do parents of physically disabled children have a greater likelihood of developing lower back pain?

Completed in 2005

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Robyn Dickinson

Incontinence and quality-of-life assessment with post-partum women

Completed in 2004

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Lauren Dryden

Single event multilevel surgery: A description of stakeholder experience

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Quinette Louw

Prevention of knee injuries among adolescent basketball players

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Dr Sue Gordon

Pillows: The relationship between pillow type, anthropometry & cervico-thoracic spine symptoms & posture

Completed in 2002

CAHE Thesis Abstract: Dr Andrea Bialocerkowski

An instrument that assesses ADLs following a wrist disorder: Development and preliminary testing

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