Physiotherapy, December 2005

Respecting patient autonomy and obtaining their informed consent: ethical theory—missing in action

Authors: Clare M. Delany Pages: 197-203

A video analysis of how physiotherapists communicate with patients about errors of performance: insights for practice and policy

Authors: Ruth Parry Pages: 204-214

Stand up and be counted: measuring time spent upright after hip fracture and comparison with community dwelling older people

Authors: Julie Bernhardt, Karen Borschmann, Dominic Crock, Keith Hill, Anne McGann, Mary DeGori Pages: 215-222

Mobility rating scale for elderly people with dementia: preparation of a Japanese-language version of the Southampton Mobility Assessment

Authors: Mitsuya Sato, Isao Nara, Fumiko Kaneko, Hitoshi Okamura Pages: 223-228

Ethical reasoning as a clinical-reasoning strategy in physiotherapy

Authors: Ian Edwards, Annette Braunack-Mayer, Mark Jones Pages: 229-236

The effect of ice stimulation on sensory loss in chronic stroke patients—a feasibility study

Authors: Claudia Bohls, Anne McIntyre Pages: 237-241

A study to determine the reliability of an ankle dorsiflexion weight-bearing device

Authors: R. Jones, J. Carter, P. Moore, A. Wills Pages: 242-249

Effect of robot-mediated therapy on upper extremity dysfunction post-stroke—a single case study

Authors: Susan Coote, Emma K. Stokes Pages: 250-256