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Rehabilitation Research

Principles and Applications

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This outstanding third edition features a framework for understanding and applying the systematic process of research. This edition keeps the reader apprised of the current and future focus of rehabilitation research and emphasizes the importance of the joint effort of the producers and consumers of research. In this edition, the author has taken an important leap from the context of physical therapy research to the broader context of rehabilitation research. The addition of research examples and research approaches used by occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists and audiologists, physiatrists, athletic trainers, and prosthetists and orthotists has added richness to the text. All of this plus a new chapter on Synthesizing Bodies of Evidence (26).
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9780721600291
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Publication date
2004
Issue number
3
Cover
paperback
Pages count
592
Dimensions (mm)
191 x 235
Weight (g)
1034
  • I. RESEARCH FUNDAMENTALS
    1. Rehabilitation Research
    Definitions of Research
    Reasons for Developing Rehabilitation
    Research
    Barriers to Rehabilitation Research
    Status of Rehabilitation Research
    2. Theory in Rehabilitation Research
    Relationships Among Theory, Research,
    and Practice
    Definitions of Theory
    Scope of Theory
    Evaluating Theory
    3. Research Ethics
    Boundaries Between Practice and
    Research
    Moral Principles of Action
    Informed Consent
    Research Codes of Ethics
    Research Risks

    II. RESEARCH DESIGN
    4. Research Problems, Questions, and Hypotheses
    Developing Answerable Research
    Questions
    Criteria for Evaluating Research Problems
    5. Research Paradigms
    Quantitative Paradigm
    Qualitative Paradigm
    Single-System Paradigm
    Relationships Among the Research
    Paradigms
    6. Design Overview
    Identification of Variables
    Design Dimensions
    Control
    7. Research Validity
    Internal Validity
    Construct Validity
    External Validity
    Relationships Among Types of Validity
    8. Selection and Assignment of Participants
    Significance of Sampling and Assignment
    Populations and Samples
    Probability Sampling
    Nonprobability Sampling
    Assignment to Groups
    Sample Size

    III. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS
    9. Group Designs
    Randomized Controlled Trials
    Single-Factor Experimental Designs
    Multiple-Factor Experimental Designs
    10. Single-System Design
    Problems with Group Designs
    Characteristics of Single-System Designs
    Single-System Designs
    Limitations of Single-System Designs

    IV. NONEXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
    11. Overview of Nonexperimental Research
    Description
    Analysis of Relationships
    Analysis of Differences
    12. Clinical Case Reports
    Contributions of Case Reports to Theory
    and Practice
    Purposes of Case Reports
    Format of Case Reports
    13. Qualitative Research
    Assumptions of the Qualitative Paradigm
    Qualitative Designs
    Qualitative Methods
    14. Epidemiology
    Ratios, Proportions, and Rates
    Screening and Diagnosis
    Nonexperimental Epidemiological
    Designs
    15. Outcomes Research
    Purpose of Outcomes Research
    Frameworks for Outcomes Research
    Measurement Tools for Outcomes
    Research
    Design Issues for Outcomes Research
    16. Survey Research
    Scope of Survey Research
    Types of Information
    Types of Items
    Implementation Overview
    Mailed Surveys
    Internet Surveys
    Interview Surveys

    V. MEASUREMENT
    17. Measurement Theory
    Definitions of Measurement
    Scales of Measurement
    Types of Variables
    Statistical Foundations of Measurement
    Theory
    Measurement Frameworks
    Measurement Reliability
    Measurement Validity
    Responsiveness to Change
    18. Methodological Research
    Reliability Designs
    Validity Designs
    Responsiveness Design

    VI. DATA ANALYSIS
    19. Statistical Reasoning
    Data Set
    Frequency Distribution
    Central Tendency
    Variability
    Normal Distribution
    Sampling Distribution
    Significant Difference
    Errors
    Power
    Statistical Conclusion Validity
    20. Statistical Analysis of Differences: The Basics
    Distributions for Analysis of Differences
    Assumptions of Tests of Differences
    Independence or Dependence of Samples
    Steps in the Statistical Testing of
    Differences
    Statistical Analysis of Differences
    21. Statistical Analysis of Differences: Advanced and Special Techniques
    Advanced ANOVA Techniques
    Differences Between More Than One Independent Variable
    Analysis of Single-System Designs
    Survival Analysis
    Hypothesis Testing with Confidence Intervals
    Power Analysis
    22. Statistical Analysis of Relationships: The Basics
    Correlation
    Linear Regression
    23. Statistical Analysis of Relationships: Advanced and Special Techniques
    Reliability Analysis
    Multiple Regression
    Logistic Regression
    Discriminant Analysis
    Factor Analysis

    VII. BEING A CONSUMER
    24. Locating the Literature
    Types of Information
    Types of Professional Literature
    Focused Literature Search
    Ongoing Literature Search
    Obtaining Literature Items
    25. Evaluating Evidence One Article at a Time
    Elements of a Research Article
    Guidelines for Discussing Published
    Research
    Generic Evaluation of Original Research
    Studies
    Generic Evaluation of Review Articles
    Structured Evaluation by Clinical
    Research Issues
    Evaluation of Levels of Evidence
    Evaluation of Randomized Controlled
    Trials
    26. Synthesizing Bodies of Evidence
    Reasons to Synthesize the Literature
    Ways to Synthesize the Literature
    Preparing for a Systematic Review
    Synthesizing the Literature
    Reporting on Systematic Reviews

    VIII. IMPLEMENTING RESEARCH
    27. Implementing a Research Project
    Proposal Preparation
    Human Participants Protection
    Funding
    Obtaining Participants
    Data Collection
    Data Analysis
    28. Publishing and Presenting Research
    Publication of Research
    Presentation of Research

    Appendices
    A. Random Numbers Table
    B. Areas in One Tail of the Standard
    Normal Curve
    C. Questions for Narrative Evaluation of a
    Research Article
    D. Basic Guidelines for Preparing a
    Journal Article Manuscript
    E. AMA Style: Sample Manuscript for a
    Hypothetical Study
    F. APA Style: Sample Manuscript for a
    Hypothetical Study
    G. Effect of Initial Arc of CPM on Motion
    and Function Following TKA
    Glossary
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