Postural instability contributes significantly to the prevalence of falls among individuals with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Studies indicate that approximately 60–70% of individuals with PD experience at least one fall…
Lymphedema, often occurring post-mastectomy, is a complex condition resulting from lymph flow disruption. It requires ongoing management to prevent complications like inelastic scarring and reduced shoulder mobility. The gold standard…
For women living with breast cancer, physical activity has long been acknowledged as beneficial. However, most health services and research focus on early-stage cancer, leaving a gap in promoting physical…
Despite significant advancements in pharmacological treatments, there are persistent challenges for individuals with chronic inflammatory arthritis (IA). Even those in remission or with low disease activity often contend with symptoms…
Over the past twenty years, wearable physical activity (PA) sensors have undergone significant advancements, capturing various metrics such as step counts, exercise duration, intensity, cardiovascular fitness indicators, and estimated calorie…
What occupational therapy (OT) interventions prove more effective for stroke patients 60 and above to regain independence in activities of daily living (ADL) compared to standard care? According to this…
This paper highlights the challenges faced by patients who undergo total laryngectomy or total pharyngo-laryngo-esophagectomy, resulting in the loss of vocal cords and significant impacts on social and occupational life.…
The eyes may serve as early indicators of cognitive decline, as evidenced by a study involving over 8,600 individuals in Norfolk, England. Visual sensitivity loss, detected through a simple test,…
Occupational therapists offer a distinct approach to end-of-life care, emphasising personalised interventions based on clients’ identified meaningful activities and current capabilities. However, there’s a tendency for interventions to primarily target…
The study investigates the social participation needs of older men, as most social participation activities attract women. Qualitative methods, including interviews and workshops, were used, with input from community organisations…
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