International Journal of Rehabilitation Research

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International Journal of Rehabilitation Research

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ISSN: 0342-5282

International Journal of Rehabilitation Research is a subscription-based
electronic version of the print journal of the same title published by
Chapman & Hall.  Full-text is available as PDF files.

The International Journal of Rehabilitation Research is a quarterly, peer
reviewed, interdisciplinary forum for the publication of research into
disability and handicap experienced by persons of all ages in both
developed and developing societies. It is read by researchers,
practitioners and administrators in such fields as rehabilitation
medicine, nursing, social and vocational rehabilitation, special
education, social policy, social work and social welfare, sociology,
psychology, psychiatry and rehabilitation technology. Areas of interest
include disablement throughout the life cycle;  rehabilitation programmes
for persons with physical, sensory, mental and developmental disabilities;
measurement of disability; special education and vocational
rehabilitation; equipment, access and transportation;  independent living;
consumer, legal, economic and socio-political aspects of disability and
handicap. 

Recent Contents:

The Edinburgh Extended Glasgow Outcome Scale (EEGOS): Rationale and pilot
studies:  D.J. HELLAWELL, D.F. SIGNORINI, PP. 0345-0354

The identification of neurologically relevant items in the MMPI-2: H.G.G. 
VAN BALEN, J.  VAN LIMBEEK, H.R.A. DE MEY, PP. 0355-0370

Axillary brachial plexus blockade for the reflex sympathetic dystrophy
syndrome: G.M.  RIBBERS, A.C.H. GEURTS, R.A.J. RIJKEN, H.E.M. KERKKAMP,
PP. 0371-0380

Pathways to scaling-up in community based rehabilitation agencies: W. 
BOYCE, C.  JOHNSTON, M. THOMAS, H. ENNS, D.M. NAIDU, H. TJANDRAKUSUMA, PP. 
0381-0392

Further development of the ICIDH scales: G.S. BAROLIN, PP. 0393-0396
(Direct link to PDF)

Differentiating the myogenic and arthrogenic components of joint
contractures. An experimental study on the rat knee joint: G. TRUDEL, PP.
0397-0404 (Direct link to PDF) 

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