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27 …Bringing qualitative research drawing on sociological theory and methods to the clinical… Page
29 …for future research, particularly further research beyond the clinical encounter. The material… Page
31 …research is bringing more qualitative, social-science perspectives and methodologies to clinical… Page
34 …the gap between sociological research and clinical practice. Whilst the increasing recognition… Page
36 …Future directions and emerging research Research in healthcare settings that draws on… Page
37 …Effective links must also be made between research and ‘real world’ clinical… Page
38 ‘A good fit?’ ‘neo-liberalized’ healthcare system [36], future research in this… Page
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18 Off the shelf Clinical Biomechanics of the Lower Extremities Written By Ronald… Page
29 …A notable limitation to the psychogenic mechanism is that most research on… Page
36 Common Ground Depending upon our specialized training and clinical biases, we may… Page
39 …Earlier studies have not informed clinical practice. As the research base has… Page
40 …available research base and juxtaposes clinical themes emphasising contemporary research findings, which… Page
41 …view to establishing clinical efficacy. It identifies significant research deficiencies, a premise… Page
42 Focus on Research: Use of Primary Corticosteroid Injection in the Management of… Page
43 …published research that focuses on its use coupled with the clinical efficacy… Page
44 Focus on Research: Use of Primary Corticosteroid Injection in the Management of… Page
46 Focus on Research: Use of Primary Corticosteroid Injection in the Management of… Page
47 …positive clinical outcomes, which will inform clinical decision making. Wider Research: Proof… Page
48 Focus on Research: Use of Primary Corticosteroid Injection in the Management of… Page
49 …areas where additional research will better inform clinical practice. The following are… Page
51 …Combining today's technology and an electronic clinical program, a pedorthist has… Page
57 …Certified Pedorthist or Orthotist Long established full service Clinical/Retail Pedorthic and… Page
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7 …Turning Research into Clinical Pearls By Rob Sobel, C. Ped. Attending a… Page
12 …is currently Clinical Faculty and Diabetic Amputation Prevention Research Coordinator at the… Page
20 …Turning Research into Clinical Pearls BY ROB SOBEL, C. PED. Pedorthic Footcare… Page
21 …The content in the majority of the sessions was heavy on research… Page
61 …Researchers assessed clinical disease characteristics, overall function, foot impairment and disability. The… Page
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4 current Pedorthics Editorial Staff EXECUTIVE EDITOR(S) Christopher Costantini COVER STORY Research… Page
12 …Disease-specific clinical scales exist; however, they are often susceptible to subjectivity… Page
17 …Furthermore, even when clinically implemented, the choices regarding protocols such as different… Page
21 …compared to traditional clinical scales [87]. Previous research quantifying the linear parameters… Page
24 …Insights from Gait and Postural Control of importance; however, it remains clinically… Page
26 …is a key target within clinical research, and the recent emergence of… Page
27 …However, further research is required to select the appropriate gait and postural… Page
28 …measures to best inform clinical management and research, and this requires a… Page
29 …the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Newcastle Biomedical Research Centre (BRC… Page
30 …Assessing walking speed in clinical research: A systematic review. J. Eval. Clin… Page
34 …Western Geriatric Research Institute . In: Alzheimer Disease and Associated Disorders. Lawrence K… Page
38 …Specifically, she will discuss ongoing research that spans basic science to measures… Page
47 …High quality research and reporting is needed to explore specific genetic diagnoses… Page
49 A systematic review of the gait characteristics to state the clinically relevant… Page
60 …be most useful in clinical practice, further research is necessary to consider… Page
63 …Gait metrics were mostly well-defined and findings, research questions and inclusion… Page
64 …RESEARCH AND REPORTING IN THE FUTURE IS NEEDED TO AID CLINICAL DECISION… Page
65 …research and reporting in the future is needed to aid clinical decision… Page
66 …the use of clinical scales. J. Neurochem. 2013; 126: pp. 118-124… Page
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1 …case reports, clinical studies, systematic reviews, and experimental research, ensuring that your… Page
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7 …Hinman and Ryan Chang In the second of a pair of research… Page
21 …Pronated foot posture is associated with many clinical and biomechanical outcomes unique… Page
22 …Recent research confirms the link between knee and foot problems in people… Page
23 …In clinical practice, pronated feet are typically managed with some form of… Page
25 …The study was approved by the Institution’s Clinical Research Ethics Board… Page
27 …Wear time was then calculated by the research team following the intervention… Page
34 …Data from this study provide important preliminary clinical information regarding safety and… Page
35 …Thus, the differences in clinical outcomes in the present study cannot be… Page
36 Lateral wedges - a crossover study "Since recent research has identified a link… Page
38 …This study was approved by the University of British Columbia Clinical Research… Page
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10 …This issue is going to focus on a particular clinical tool, the… Page
12 …Chuter worked in clinically in the private and public sectors for over… Page
19 …This will assist in clinical screening and research by allowing easy classification… Page
20 …The clinical and research benefits of having an a continuum relative to… Page
29 …assist in clinical screening and in the future research of the effect… Page
46 …However, there is an absence in the relevant literature of research directly… Page
54 …Equally the limiting of the research to an analysis of the conformity… Page
56 …However, research into measurement reliability of instruments for foot assessment in a… Page
61 …of children and adolescents in which there appear clinically significant disorders to… Page
62 …Journal of Foot and Ankle Research, 2009; 2: 26 4. Staheli L… Page
68 …After years of research into the structure of women’s feet and… Page
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12 …Her clinical experience has specifically concentrated on the prevention and healing of… Page
25 …Additionally, what we, as practitioners, find in a clinical setting can be… Page
26 …and what I have found clinically sporting injury outside of non-specific… Page
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10 …Wraight The research for this study was conducted by: • School of Clinical… Page
19 …Materials and methods Clinical trial was registered in the Clinical Trials Registry… Page
38 …Michigan Diabetes Research and Training Center. Michigan Neuropathy Screening Instrument. 2010. http… Page
57 …23], ongoing research into its implementation in daily clinical practice and expert… Page
65 …University Dean of Clinical Innovation, Professor of Wound Healing Research, Cardiff University… Page
66 …the international research collaboration for the prediction of diabetic foot ulcerations (PODUS… Page
70 …After years of research into the structure of women’s feet and… Page
74 …www.eurointl.com Broad range of pressure assessment and clinical/research evaluation…

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12 …PFA Research Project Conducted by Warren D. Smith, Sevak Estepanian, Douglas Thomas… Page
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12 …Homer is an Educator and Researcher at Barry University in Miami, Florida… Page
13 …An active researcher, Dr. Jensen has been the principle investigator of more… Page
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31 …These improvements will directly improve our clinical research and ultimately offer better… Page
34 …but we have very little research in pedorthics at this point in… Page
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12 …A.M.R., Center for Clinical Research, Castro Valley, CA; S.M… Page
20 …He developed the thermoregulation of the human clinical thermometer that has been… Page
40 …diabetes with previously healed DFU. Research Designs and Methods: We enrolled 132… Page
42 …Despite evidence from multiple randomized controlled trials and inclusion in three clinical… Page
53 …work of previous researchers. Additionally, the data support clinical practice guidelines that… Page
55 …A.M.R., Center for Clinical Research, Castro Valley, CA; S.M… Page
56 …Beach, CA 2 Center for Clinical Research, Castro Valley, CA 3 4… Page
57 …A clinical practice guideline (2006 revision). J Foot Ankle Surg 2006; 45… Page
60 …After years of research into the structure of women’s feet and… Page
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14 …Her clinical experience has specifically concentrated on the prevention and healing of… Page
19 …conducting outcomes based research. Specific Objective: Develop clinical and retail pedorthic facility… Page
40 …their recording sheet to a research assistant before moving to the next… Page
52 IndustrynEWs Taoyuan, Taiwan, says: “Our results confirm the clinical belief that gout… Page
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4 current Pedorthics Editorial Staff EXECUTIVE EDITOR(S) Christopher Costantini COVER STORY Research… Page
27 …Three common pathologies and the related necessary clinical tests[7] Special pathology… Page
46 Commitment devices research is needed. For example, patients may be educated about… Page
47 …Other researchers are invited to elaborate on this concept and investigate its… Page
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34 …Journal of foot and ankle research 2, 1 (2009), 35. 2. Adrienne… Page
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10 …Homer is an Educator and Researcher at Barry University in Miami, Florida… Page
26 …for pressure mitigation devices (5). Research shows that using total contact casts… Page
33 …It is at level IV where the forensic podiatrist’s clinical experience… Page
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