Research posters
We often create posters describing different aspects of our research for meetings and conferences to help share our findings.
Unspoken, unseen and at times silenced
Well-being after stroke: The Pace of care
Living well with mild cognitive impairment
Abnormal-becoming-normal?
Activity Setting Experiences of Disabled Youth: A Photo-Elicitation Study
Mismatch between importance clinicians place on human aspects of care, and what actually happens
Knowledge mobilisation in rehabilitation
Vocational experiences following neurological injury: The importance of worker identities and 'value'
Enhancing clinical care for people with long-term neurological conditions.pdf
Integrating new technology into rehabilitation practice
Applying the necessity -concerns framework in rehabilitation
Physical activity engagement following cancer diagnosis
Enhancing capability and capacity in case management practice in New Zealand
Implementation in rehabilitation- World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress 2019
Voices of rehabilitation providers: talking about engagement
The complexities of enacting person-centred practice in stroke rehabilitation
Clinical documentation as a construction site: An analysis of stroke rehabilitation records
Relationships in aphasia therapy: Why do we work as we do?
Developing a measure of therapeutic relationship relevant to the rehabilitation context
How clinicians view their role in self-management programmes: a metasynthesis
What matters most in the therapeutic relationship in neurorehabilitation?
Resources
Members of the Centre for Person Centred Research have put together a number of resources based on findings of their projects.