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9780721669632

Physical Therapy Research : Principles and Applications

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    9780721669632

  • ISBN10:

    0721669638

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-02-01
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science Health Science div
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Summary

The New Edition of this text presents physical therapy research in a clear and concise manner. It aids the user in reading and interpreting published research and in designing and implementing research studies. Guidelines for applying research principles and a sample research paper and presentation are included. This edition presents updated reference sections covering the reemergence of the case study as a valid form of scholarship and the continuing interest in outcomes research. Also features a glossary that defines research terms.

Table of Contents

SECTION 1 Research Fundamentals
Research in Physical Therapy
3(12)
Definitions of Research
4(3)
Reasons for Developing Research in Physical Therapy
7(2)
Barriers to Research in Physical Therapy
9(2)
History of Research in Physical Therapy
11(2)
Summary
13(2)
Theory in Physical Therapy Research
15(12)
Definitions of Theory
15(4)
Scope of Theory
19(6)
Relationship Between Theory, Research, and Practice
25(1)
Summary
26(1)
Research Ethics
27(14)
Boundaries Between Practice and Research
28(1)
Moral Principles of Action
29(2)
Informed Consent
31(1)
Research Codes of Ethics
32(3)
Research Risks
35(1)
Summary
36(5)
SECTION 2 Research Design
Research Problems, Questions, and Hypotheses
41(8)
Developing Answerable Research Problems
41(5)
Criteria for Evaluating Research Problems
46(2)
Summary
48(1)
Research Paradigms
49(13)
Quantitative Paradigm
50(4)
Qualitative Paradigm
54(4)
Single-System Paradigm
58(1)
Relationships Among the Research Paradigm
59(1)
Summary
60(2)
Design Overview
62(15)
Identification of Variables
63(4)
Design Dimensions
67(4)
Control
71(5)
Summary
76(1)
Research Validity
77(18)
Internal Validity
78(10)
Construct Validity
88(3)
External Validity
91(2)
Relationship Among Types of Validity
93(1)
Summary
94(1)
Selection and Assignment of Subjects
95(20)
Significance of Sampling and Assignment
95(1)
Populations and Samples
96(1)
Probability Sampling
97(6)
Nonprobability Sampling
103(2)
Assignment To Groups
105(4)
Sample Size
109(1)
Summary
110(5)
SECTION 3 Experimental Designs
Group Designs
115(10)
Single-Factor Experimental Designs
115(3)
Multiple-Factor Experimental Designs
118(5)
Summary
123(2)
Single-System Design
125(12)
Problems With Group Designs
125(1)
Charactristics of Single-System Designs
126(1)
Single-System Designs
127(5)
Limitations of Single-System Designs
132(1)
Summary
132(5)
SECTION 4 Nonexperimental Designs
Overview of Nonexperimental Research
137(11)
Description
138(4)
Analysis of Relationships
142(2)
Analysis of Differences
144(2)
Summary
146(2)
Clinical Case Reports
148(6)
Contributions of Case Reports to Theory and Practice
149(1)
Purposes of Case Reports
150(2)
Format of Case Reports
152(1)
Summary
153(1)
Qualitative Research
154(16)
Assumptions of the Qualitative Paradigm
154(1)
Qualitative Designs
155(4)
Qualitative Methods
159(9)
Summary
168(2)
Epidemiology
170(19)
Ratios, Proportions, and Rates
171(9)
Screening and Diagnosis
180(4)
Nonexperimental Epidemiological Designs
184(3)
Summary
187(2)
Outcomes Research
189(15)
Purpose of Outcomes Research
190(1)
Frameworks for Outcomes Research
191(2)
Measurement Tools for Outcomes Research
193(3)
Design Issues for Outcomes Research
196(5)
Summary
201(3)
Survey Research
204(17)
Scope of Survey Research
204(2)
Types of Information
206(1)
Types of Items
206(1)
Implementation Overview
207(1)
Mailed Questionnarires
208(7)
Interviews
215(2)
Summary
217(4)
SECTION 5 Measurement
Measurement Theory
221(18)
Definitions of Measurement
222(1)
Scales of Measurement
222(3)
Types of Variables
225(1)
Statistical Foundations of Measurement Theory
225(5)
Measurement Frameworks
230(1)
Measurement Reliability
231(4)
Measurement Validity
235(2)
Summary
237(2)
Methodological Research
239(9)
Reliability Designs
239(5)
Validity Designs
244(3)
Summary
247(1)
Measurement Tools for Physical Therapy Research
248(29)
Anthropometric Characteristics
249(2)
Arousal, Mentation, and Cognition
251(1)
Community and Work Integration, Self-Care, and Home Management
252(2)
Gait, Locomotion, and Balance
254(3)
Integumentary Integrity
257(1)
Muscle Performance
257(4)
Neuromotor Development and Sensory Integration
261(1)
Pain
261(1)
Range of Motion and Joint Integrity and Mobility
262(3)
Sensory Integrity
265(1)
Ventilation, Respiration, Circulation, Aerobic Capacity, and Endurance
265(2)
Summary
267(10)
SECTION 6 Data Analysis
Statistical Reasoning
277(23)
Data Set
278(1)
Frequency Distribution
278(5)
Central Tendency
283(1)
Variability
284(3)
Normal Distribution
287(2)
Sampling Distribution
289(2)
Significant Difference
291(4)
Errors
295(2)
Power
297(1)
Statistical Conclusion Validity
297(2)
Summary
299(1)
Statistical Analysis of Differences: The Basics
300(25)
Distributions for Analysis of Differences
301(1)
Assumptions of Tests of Differences
302(2)
Steps in the Statistical Testing of Differences
304(1)
Statistical Analysis of Differences
304(19)
Summary
323(2)
Statistical Analysis of Differences: Advanced and Special Techniques
325(22)
Advanced ANOVA Techniques
326(10)
Analysis of Single-System Designs
336(4)
Survival Analysis
340(1)
Hypothesis Testing with Confidence Intervals
341(3)
Power Analysis and Effect Size
344(1)
Summary
345(2)
Statistical Analysis of Relationships: The Basics
347(13)
Correlation
348(8)
Linear Regression
356(2)
Summary
358(2)
Statistical Analysis of Relationships: Advanced and Special Techniques
360(19)
Reliability Analysis
360(7)
Multiple Regression
367(3)
Logistic Regression
370(2)
Factor Analysis
372(4)
Summary
376(3)
SECTION 7 Being a Consumer
Locating the Literature
379(15)
Types of Information
380(1)
Types of Professional Literature
380(1)
Focused Literature Search
380(9)
Ongoing Literature Search
389(2)
Obtaining Literature Items
391(1)
Summary
392(2)
Evaluating the Literature
394(19)
Elements of a Research Article
395(1)
Guidelines for Writing About Published Research
395(1)
Evaluation of Single Studies
395(8)
Evaluation of Review Articles
403(2)
Conducting a Conceptual Review of the Literature
405(3)
Summary
408(5)
SECTION 8 Implementing Research
Implementing a Research Project
413(23)
Proposal Preparation
414(4)
Human Participants' Protection
418(2)
Funding
420(6)
Obtaining Participants
426(2)
Data Collection
428(5)
Data Analysis
433(2)
Summary
435(1)
Publishing and Presenting Research
436(65)
Publication of Research
436(5)
Presentation of Research
441(3)
Summary
444(3)
APPENDIXES
A Random Numbers Table
447(6)
B Table: Areas in One Tail of the Standard Normal Curve
453(2)
C Questions for Evaluating a Research Article
455(4)
D Guidelines for Preparing a Journal Article Manuscript
459(6)
E Sample Manuscript for Hypothetical Study
465(26)
F Sample Platform Presentation Script with Slides
491(10)
Glossary 501(12)
Index 513

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