M A Chamberlain

The impact of COVID-19 on professional development for physiotherapists in Lagos, Nigeria

Atirola A Obileye, M A Chamberlain, Rory J O’Connor

Background: Continuous professional development is important to maintain standards of care in the healthcare sector. However, in Lagos, Nigeria, the additional burden of COVID-19 and limited resources may provide separate challenges for physiotherapists' continuous professional development (CPD). Objectives: To examine the availability …

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Physiotherapy in Madagascar: current challenges and opportunities for development

Randrianaivo Rovaniaina Sarobidy, Claire McIvor, Philomena Commons, M A Chamberlain et autres

PURPOSE: World Health Organisation's data show that low and middle-income countries have a higher prevalence of disabilities. Madagascar is the ninth poorest country in the world. This report aims to analyse the current difficulties faced by physiotherapists and physicians working in the …

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Delays to accessing healthcare and rehabilitation following trauma in Madagascar – a qualitative study

H Locke, V. Randriamarotsiresy, M A Chamberlain, Rory J O’Connor

PURPOSE: To explore the factors affecting access to timely trauma care and rehabilitation in Madagascar. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A qualitative study based in the outpatient departments of two large rehabilitation centres. Semi-structured interviews and focus groups were conducted with 12 patients or …

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Trauma rehabilitation in a teaching hospital in Antananarivo, Madagascar: current provision and patients’ perspectives

Stephen J. Halpin, Renaud Rakotonirainy, M A Chamberlain, Rory J O’Connor

Purpose: This study aims to describe the current provision of trauma rehabilitation in Antananarivo, Madagascar and explore the experiences and perspectives of users of this service in order to inform future research and service development.Material and methods: A qualitative study supplemented by …

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Evaluating a global health partnership rehabilitation training programme in Madagascar

H Locke, S Doctors, I. Randriamampianina, M A Chamberlain et autres

Rehabilitation services play an important role in helping people with disabilities to participate fully in everyday life.In Madagascar, a training programme in rehabilitation medicine was run jointly by partners in Madagascar and the UK from 2011 to 2013.This led to 8 doctors …

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Developing a spinal cord injury rehabilitation service in Madagascar

Richard Renaud, H Locke, Ram Hariharan, M A Chamberlain et autres

Rehabilitation for people with spinal cord injury in many low- and middle-income countries is not avail-able or is in the early stages of development. However, rehabilitation is recognized as crucial in order to optimize functional recovery and outcomes for patients with spinal …

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Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation in Intensive Care is Effective

Rory J O’Connor, Kate Sansam, M A Chamberlain

The Positive Impact of Operations Excellence in the Management of Aging Facilities

Gladys Hall, T.. Cuthbert, Alistair Geraghty, M A Chamberlain

Abstract Executive Summary National oil companies are being increasingly challenged on how they manage assets running beyond their design life. In the Middle East alone there are 700-800 fixed offshore platforms and bridges, of which more than 70% are older than 25 …

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THE EFFECTS OF SUSPENSION EXERCISE ON KNEE STABILIZATION IN FEMALES

M A Chamberlain, Stephen E. Anderson, Shondra Loggins Clay, Shamber Musgrove et autres

M. Chamberlain, S. Anderson, S. Clay, S. Musgrove, J. Sanburg, R. McCulloch Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA PURPOSE: An increased quadriceps to hamstring muscle activation ratio (Q:H) is a significant predictor of anterior cruciate ligament injuries for females. To reduce the risk of …

Supplementary material to "The carbon cycle in the Australian Community Climate and Earth System Simulator (ACCESS-ESM1) – Part 1: Model description and pre-industrial simulation"

R. M. Law, Tilo Ziehn, R. J. Matear, A. Lenton et autres

Key Elements toward the Implantation of the WHO Disability Action Plan in Madagascar

S Andrianabela, M A Chamberlain

Introduction: With a relatively young population of approximately 23,000,000 inhabitants, Madagascar might have 3,450,000 people with disabilities. Around 80% live in rural areas. More than 90% of the inhabitants live with less than 2$ daily. People with disabilities face major obstacles accessing …

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Supporting rehabilitation in developing countries

M A Chamberlain, Alan H. Tennant

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