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12. Research from low-income and middle-income countries will benefit global health and the physiotherapy profession, but it requires support.

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Sharma, Saurab, Verhagen, Arianne P, Elkins, Mark, Brismée, Jean-Michel, Fulk, George D, Taradaj, Jakub, Steen, Lois, Jette, Alan, Moore, Ann, Stewart, Aimee, Hoogenboom, Barbara J, Söderlund, Anne, Harms, Michele, and Pinto, Rafael Zambelli

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MIDDLE-income countries, SOCIAL support, PHYSICAL therapy, WORLD health, LOW-income countries, MEDICAL research
Published
2024
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17. Executive Summary: Boston Working Group on Improving Health Care Outcomes through Geriatric Rehabilitation

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Kane, Robert L., Jette, Alan M., Hamilton, Byron B., Liang, Matthew H., Whiteneck, Gale, Kramer, Andrew M., Fuhrer, Marcus J., Keith, Robert Allen, Materson, Richard, Stason, William B., Bergstrom, Nancy, Duncan, Pamela, Laouri, Marianne, Johnston, Mark V., Stineman, Margaret G., Morrison, Malcolm H., Morris, John N., Leiter, Pamella, Markello, Samuel, and Lohr, Kathleen N.

Published
1997

25. Linkage between the PROMIS® pediatric and adult emotional distress measures

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Reeve, Bryce B., Thissen, David, DeWalt, Darren A., Huang, I-Chan, Liu, Yang, Magnus, Brooke, Quinn, Hally, Gross, Heather E., Kisala, Pamela A., Ni, Pengsheng, Haley, Stephen, Mulcahey, M. J., Charlifue, Susie, Hanks, Robin A., Slavin, Mary, Jette, Alan, and Tulsky, David S.

Published
2016

29. RESEARCH FROM LOW?INCOME AND MIDDLE? INCOME COUNTRIES WILL BENEFIT GLOBAL HEALTH AND THE PHYSIOTHERAPY PROFESSION, BUT IT REQUIRES SUPPORT.

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Sharma, Saurab, Verhagen, Arianne, Elkins, Mark, Brismée, Jean-Michel, Fulk, George D., Taradaj, Jakub, Steen, Lois, Jette, Alan, Moore, Ann, Stewart, Aimee, Hoogenboom, Barbara J., Söderlund, Anne, Harms, Michele, and Zambelli Pinto, Rafael

Subjects
MIDDLE-income countries, PHYSICAL therapy, SERIAL publications, WORLD health, INCOME, LOW-income countries, POVERTY
Abstract

The article discusses the disparities in research publications in physiotherapy and rehabilitation, especially in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs). It reports that challenges include lack of funding, research culture, infrastructure, language barriers, and prioritization of high-income countries. It highlights the need urgent action to address these barriers and calls for international physiotherapy journals to support research in LMICs, emphasizing the need for urgent action.

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2023
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30. Defining and Measuring Preclinical Mobility Limitation: An Expert Consensus Exercise Informed by a Scoping Review.

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Richardson, Julie, Beauchamp, Marla, Bean, Jonathan, Brach, Jennifer, Chaves, Paulo H M, Guralnik, Jack M, Jette, Alan M, Leveille, Suzanne G, Hoenig, Helen, Manini, Todd, Marottoli, Richard, Porter, Michelle M, Sinclair, Susanne, Letts, Lori, Kuspinar, Ayse, Vrkljan, Brenda, Morgan, Ashley, and Mirbaha, Shaghayegh

Subjects
LITERATURE reviews, OLDER people, POPULATION health
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Background Early change in function in older adults has been termed preclinical disability (PCD). PCD has been understudied compared to other stages of disability because it is unlikely to receive comparative priority in clinical settings. It has major implications for prevention and population health as it may be the optimal time to intervene to prevent further decline. A standardized approach to research in PCD, including a common definition and measurement approaches, is needed to advance this work. Methods The process to establish how PCD should be defined and measured was undertaken in 2 stages: (1) a scoping review of the literature, which was used to inform (2) a web-enabled consensus meeting with content experts. Results The scoping review and the consensus meeting support the use of the term preclinical mobility limitation (PCML) and that it should be measured using both patient-reported and performance-based measures. It was agreed that the definition of PCML should include modification of frequency and/or method of task completion, without overt disability, and that requisite mobility tasks include walking (distance and speed), stairs, and transfers. Conclusions Currently, there are few standardized assessments that can identify PCML. PCML is the term that most clearly describes the stage where people experience a change in routine mobility tasks, without a perception of disability. Further evaluation into the reliability, validity, and responsiveness of outcome measures is needed to advance research on PCML. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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41. Self‐Reported Function More Informative than Frailty Phenotype in Predicting Adverse Postoperative Course in Older Adults

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Kapoor, Alok, Matheos, Theofilos, Walz, Matthias, McDonough, Christine, Maheswaran, Abiramy, Ruppell, Evan, Mohamud, Deeqo, Shaffer, Nicholas, Zhou, Yanhua, Kaur, Shubjeet, Heard, Stephen, Crawford, Sybil, Cabral, Howard, White, Daniel K., Santry, Heena, Jette, Alan, Fielding, Roger, Silliman, Rebecca A., and Gurwitz, Jerry

Published
2017
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49. Rehabilitation Medicine Summit: Building Research Capacity

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Frontera, Walter R., Fuhrer, Marcus J., and Jette, Alan M.

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The general objective of the "Rehabilitation Medicine Summit: Building Research Capacity" was to advance and promote research in medical rehabilitation by making recommendations to expand research capacity. The 5 elements of research capacity that guided the discussions were (a) researchers; (b) research culture, environment, and infrastructure; (c) funding; (d) partnerships; and (e) metrics. The 100 participants included representatives of professional organizations, consumer groups, academic departments, researchers, governmental funding agencies, and the private sector. The small group discussions and plenary sessions generated an array of problems, possible solutions, and recommended actions. A postsummit, multiorganizational initiative is called for to pursue the agendas outlined in this report.

Published
2006
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