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Physical Therapy|January 11, 2002
A comparison of five low back disability questionnaires: reliability and responsivenessMegan Davidson, Jennifer L KeatingSpine|May 7, 2004
A low back-specific version of the SF-36 Physical Functioning scaleMegan Davidson, Jennifer L Keating, Sophie EyresJournal of Physiotherapy|February 21, 2012
The assessment of physiotherapy practice (APP) is a reliable measure of professional competence of physiotherapy students: a reliability studyMegan Dalton, Megan Davidson, Jennifer L KeatingJournal of Applied Measurement|July 3, 2013
The development of the de morton mobility index (DEMMI) in an older acute medical population: item reduction using the Rasch model (part 1)Natalie A de Morton, Megan Davidson, Jennifer L KeatingBMC Geriatrics|October 6, 2010
Validity, responsiveness and the minimal clinically important difference for the de Morton Mobility Index (DEMMI) in an older acute medical populationNatalie A de Morton, Megan Davidson, Jennifer L KeatingPhysiotherapy Research International : the Journal for Researchers and Clinicians in Physical Therapy|November 3, 2010
Reliability of the de Morton Mobility Index (DEMMI) in an older acute medical populationNatalie A de Morton, Megan Davidson, Jennifer L KeatingJournal of Applied Measurement|July 3, 2013
The Development of the de Morton Mobility Index (DEMMI) in an independent sample of older acute medical patients: refinement and validation using the Rasch model (part 2)Natalie A de Morton, Megan Davidson, Jennifer L KeatingArchives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|April 1, 2008
Rasch analysis of the barthel index in the assessment of hospitalized older patients after admission for an acute medical conditionNatalie A de Morton, Jennifer L Keating, Megan DavidsonHealth and Quality of Life Outcomes|August 21, 2008
The de Morton Mobility Index (DEMMI): an essential health index for an ageing worldNatalie A de Morton, Megan Davidson, Jennifer L KeatingThe Australian Journal of Physiotherapy|December 3, 2005
Constraint-induced movement therapy following stroke: a systematic review of randomised controlled trialsSharon Hakkennes, Jennifer L KeatingPageof 14