British journal of occupational therapy

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  Año 2006, Vol. 69, Número 12

  • Article

    • Assistive Technology — Time to Let Go?

      Maggie Winchcombe

      pág. 539

      

    • Occupational Therapists' Perceptions of Equality, Diversity and Career Progression in the National Health Service

      Jan Bogg, Charles Gibbons, Eleanor Pontin, Samantha Sartain

      págs. 540-547

      

    • Occupational Therapy Students' Approaches to Learning: Considering the Impact of Culture

      Jo Watson, Judith Chapman, Jo Adams, Ummey Hamida Nila

      págs. 548-555

      

    • Shoulder Joint Range of Motion in Healthy Adults Aged 20 to 49 Years

      Hannah Gill, Louise Gustafsson, Linda Hawcroft, Kryss McKenna

      págs. 556-561

      

  • Opinion

    • Rehabilitation: In the Community or with the Community?

      DiKaios Sakellariou, Nick Pollard

      págs. 562-566

      

  • Short Report

    • The Student's Perspective on What Makes an Exceptional Practice Placement Educator

      Susan J Mulholland, Michele Derdall, Brigitte Roy

      págs. 567-571

      

  • Opinion

    • Problem-Based Learning within Occupational Therapy Education: A Summary of the Salford Experience

      Deborah Davys, Kirsty Pope

      págs. 572-574

      

    • According to the Models of Care for the Treatment of Drug Misusers, Does Occupational Therapy Have a Role in the Treatment of Drug Misuse?

      Rachel Davies

      págs. 575-577