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Spinal Cord|May 17, 2019
A preliminary investigation of mechanisms by which short-term resistance training increases strength of partially paralysed muscles in people with spinal cord injuryElizabeth A Bye, Lisa A Harvey, Joanne V Glinsky, et al.Spinal Cord|July 27, 2022
Are micro enemas administered with a squeeze tube and a 5 cm-long nozzle as good or better than micro enemas administered with a 10 cm-long catheter attached to a syringe in people with a recent spinal cord injury? A non-inferiority, crossover randomised controlled trialLouise C Kelly, Joanne V Glinsky, Lianne M Nier, et al.Journal of Physiotherapy|December 3, 2014
Standing with electrical stimulation and splinting is no better than standing alone for management of ankle plantarflexion contractures in people with traumatic brain injury: a randomised trialJoan Leung, Lisa A Harvey, Anne M Moseley, et al.Trials|January 18, 2011
Early intensive hand rehabilitation after spinal cord injury ("Hands On"): a protocol for a randomised controlled trialLisa A Harvey, Sarah A Dunlop, Leonid Churilov, et al.The Australian Journal of Physiotherapy|September 4, 2003
Randomised trial of the effects of four weeks of daily stretch on extensibility of hamstring muscles in people with spinal cord injuriesLisa A Harvey, Adrian J Byak, Marsha Ostrovskaya, et al.Spinal Cord|February 10, 2021
Physiotherapy interventions for the treatment of spasticity in people with spinal cord injury: a systematic reviewPaulo Henrique Ferreira de Araujo Barbosa, Joanne V Glinsky, Emerson Fachin-Martins, et al.Trials|April 27, 2019
Community-based interventions to prevent serious complications following spinal cord injury in Bangladesh: the CIVIC trial statistical analysis planRobert D Herbert, Lisa A Harvey, Mohammad S Hossain, et al.Journal of Physiotherapy|November 27, 2012
Electrical stimulation and splinting were not clearly more effective than splinting alone for contracture management after acquired brain injury: a randomised trialJoan Leung, Lisa A Harvey, Anne M Moseley, et al.Journal of Physiotherapy|December 16, 2014
A massive open online course (MOOC) can be used to teach physiotherapy students about spinal cord injuries: a randomised trialMohammad S Hossain, Md Shofiqul Islam, Joanne V Glinsky, et al.Journal of Physiotherapy|April 24, 2017
Stretch for the treatment and prevention of contracture: an abridged republication of a Cochrane Systematic ReviewLisa A Harvey, Owen M Katalinic, Robert D Herbert, et al.Pageof 10