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      • The Role of Occupational Performance in Prediction of Drug and Alcohol Abstinence in a Substance Abuse Population 

        Wendt, Phillip (2005-07-21)
        CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE: There is some low level evidence that suggests aspects of occupational performance are predictive of abstinence from drugs. However, more rigorous research must be done before a direct link can be ...
      • Limited Evidence Suggests That Gel Cushions Are More Effective Than Foam Cushions For Providing Pressure Relief 

        Schwartz, Tara (2005-07-21)
        CLINICAL QUESTION: In a population of individuals who use wheelchairs daily and are at risk for pressure sores, are gel-filled cushions more effective than foam cushions for providing pressure relief? CLINICAL BOTTOM ...
      • External cognitive compensatory strategies may be effective in improving functional independence (ADL’s and IADL’s) in young adults with acquired/traumatic brain injury 

        Barrett, Donna (2005-07-21)
        CLINICAL QUESTION: Are external cognitive compensatory strategies effective in improving functional independence (ADL’s and IADL’s) in young adults with acquired/traumatic brain injury? CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE: There is ...
      • Pre-exercise stretching does not prevent lower limb running injuries 

        Benaroia, Ilana (2005-07-21)
        CLINICAL QUESTION: Does pre-exercise stretching reduce the incidence of lower limb soft tissue injuries in young adult runners (≤ 35 years old)? CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE: Studies involving young, healthy, male military ...
      • Glucosamine May Reduce Pain in Individuals with Knee Osteoarthritis 

        Pierce, Jacqueline (2005-07-21)
        Clinical Question: Does treatment with oral glucosamine reduce the progression of joint structure and symptoms in people with knee osteoarthritis? Clinical Bottom Line: The effectiveness of oral glucosamine in reducing ...
      • Group Intervention for Concurrent Disorders Involving Substance Abuse and Psychosis Appears to be an Effective Way of Providing an Integrated Service 

        Jackson, Jennifer (2005-07-21)
        CLINICAL QUESTION: Is group intervention effective in reducing marijuana use in patients who are experiencing their first episode of psychosis? CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE: Group intervention for dual diagnosis appears to ...
      • Sensory Strategies Appear to Improve Classroom Behaviours and Attention in Children with Psychiatric Disabilities 

        Borden, Kim (2005-07-21)
        CLINICAL QUESTION: Does the use of sensory strategies within a structured activity and school setting improve the behaviours and attention of preschool and school age children with psychiatric disorders with attention ...
      • Stronger Evidence is Needed to Determine if Exercise is Effective in Improving Hand Function in Women ≥ 50 Years of Age with Hand Osteoarthritis 

        Garner, E. Kathryn (2005-07-21)
        CLINICAL QUESTION: Is exercise effective in improving hand function in women 50 years of age and older with hand OA? CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE: The value of exercise in improving hand function in women ≥ 50 years of age ...

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