selected publications
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academic article
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Dennett AMPeiris CLTaylor NFReed MSShields N. 'A good stepping stone to normality': a qualitative study of cancer survivors' experiences of an exercise-based rehabilitation program.
Supportive Care in Cancer.
27:1729-1736.
2019
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Calo MPeiris CChipchase LBlackstock FJudd B. Grit, resilience and mindset in health students.
The Clinical Teacher.
16:317-322.
2019
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Peiris CLTaylor NFWatts JJShields NBrusco NKMortimer D. Mapping the Functional Independence Measure to a multi-attribute utility instrument for economic evaluations in rehabilitation: a secondary analysis of randomized controlled trial data.
Disability and Rehabilitation.
1-9.
2019
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Taylor NFLawler KBrusco NKPeiris CLHarding KEScroggie GDBoyd JNWilton AMCoker FFerraro JGShields N. Saturday allied health services for geriatric evaluation and management: A controlled before‐and‐after trial.
Australasian Journal on Ageing.
2019
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Peiris CLTaylor NFHull SAnderson ABelski RFourlanos SShields N. A Group Lifestyle Intervention Program Is Associated with Reduced Emergency Department Presentations for People with Metabolic Syndrome: A Retrospective Case-Control Study.
Metabolic Syndrome and Related Disorders.
16:110-116.
2018
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Peiris CLShields NBrusco NKWatts JJTaylor NF. Additional Physical Therapy Services Reduce Length of Stay and Improve Health Outcomes in People With Acute and Subacute Conditions: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
99.
2018
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Dennett AMPeiris CLShields NPrendergast LATaylor NF. Cancer survivors awaiting rehabilitation rarely meet recommended physical activity levels: An observational study.
Rehabilitation Oncology.
36:214-222.
2018
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Shields NPlant SWarren CWollersheim DPeiris C. Do adults with Down syndrome do the same amount of physical activity as adults without disability? A proof of principle study.
Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities.
31:459-465.
2018
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Dennett AMShields NPeiris CLPrendergast LAO'Halloran PDParente PTaylor NF. Motivational interviewing added to oncology rehabilitation did not improve moderate-intensity physical activity in cancer survivors: a randomised trial.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
64:255-263.
2018
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Peiris CLCumming TBKramer SJohnson LTaylor NFShields N. Accelerometer use in young people with Down syndrome: A preliminary cross-validation and reliability study.
Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disability.
42:339-350.
2017
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Dennett AMShields NPeiris CLReed MSO'Halloran PDTaylor NF. Does psychoeducation added to oncology rehabilitation improve physical activity and other health outcomes? A systematic review.
Rehabilitation Oncology.
35:61-71.
2017
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Dennett APeiris CShields NMorgan DTaylor N. Exercise therapy in oncology rehabilitation in Australia: A mixed-methods study.
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology.
13:e515-e527.
2017
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Lewis MPeiris CLShields N. Long-term home and community-based exercise programs improve function in community-dwelling older people with cognitive impairment: a systematic review.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
63:23-29.
2017
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Peiris CShields NKingsley MYeung JHau RTaylor N. Maximum Tolerated Dose of Walking for Community-Dwelling People Recovering From Hip Fracture: A Dose-Response Trial.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
98:2533-2539.
2017
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Clark INBaker FAPeiris CLShoebridge GTaylor NF. Participant-selected music and physical activity in older adults following cardiac rehabilitation: a randomized controlled trial.
Clinical Rehabilitation.
31:329-339.
2017
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English CShields NBrusco NKTaylor NFWatts JJPeiris CBernhardt JCrotty MEsterman ASegal LHillier S. Additional weekend therapy may reduce length of rehabilitation stay after stroke: a meta-analysis of individual patient data.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
62:124-129.
2016
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Dennett AMPeiris CLShields NPrendergast LATaylor NF. Moderate-intensity exercise reduces fatigue and improves mobility in cancer survivors: a systematic review and meta-regression.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
62:68-82.
2016
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Snowdon MPeiris CL. Physiotherapy Commenced Within the First Four Weeks Post-Spinal Surgery Is Safe and Effective: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
97:292-301.
2016
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Clark INBaker FAPeiris CLShoebridge GTaylor NF. The Brunel Music Rating Inventory-2 is a reliable and valid instrument for older cardiac rehabilitation patients selecting music for exercise.
Psychology of Music.
44:249-262.
2016
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Taylor NFPeiris CLKennedy GShields N. Walking tolerance of patients recovering from hip fracture: a phase I trial.
Disability and Rehabilitation.
38:1900-1908.
2016
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Taylor NPeiris CHarrison GKennedy GShields N. The maximum tolerated dose of walking after HIP fracture is 6minutes.
Physiotherapy.
101:e1495-e1496.
2015
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Witherow EJPeiris CL. Custom-Made Finger Orthoses Have Fewer Skin Complications Than Prefabricated Finger Orthoses in the Management of Mallet Injury: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
96:1913-1923.
2015
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Benjamin DRvan de Water ATMPeiris CL. Effects of exercise on diastasis of the rectus abdominis muscle in the antenatal and postnatal periods: a systematic review.
Physiotherapy.
100:1-8.
2014
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Peiris CLShields NBrusco NKWatts JJTaylor NF. Additional Saturday rehabilitation improves functional independence and quality of life and reduces length of stay: a randomized controlled trial.
BMC Medicine.
11.
2013
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Peiris CLTaylor NFShields N. Patients receiving inpatient rehabilitation for lower limb orthopaedic conditions do much less physical activity than recommended in guidelines for healthy older adults: an observational study.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
59:39-44.
2013
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Villalta EPeiris CL. Early aquatic physical therapy improves function and does not increase the risk of wound-related adverse events for adults post orthopaedic surgery: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
94:138-148.
2013
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Peiris CLTaylor NFShields N. Patients value patient-therapist interactions more than the amount or content of therapy during inpatient rehabilitation: a qualitative study.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
58:261-268.
2012
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Peiris CLTaylor NFShields N. Additional Saturday Allied Health Services Increase Habitual Physical Activity Among Patients Receiving Inpatient Rehabilitation for Lower Limb Orthopedic Conditions: A Randomized Controlled Trial.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
93:1365-1370.
2012
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Peiris CLTaylor NFShields N. Extra Physical Therapy Reduces Patient Length of Stay and Improves Functional Outcomes and Quality of Life in People With Acute or Subacute Conditions: A Systematic Review.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
92:1490-1500.
2011
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Taylor NFBrusco NKWatts JJShields NPeiris CSullivan NKennedy GTeo CKFarley ALockwood KRadia-George C. A study protocol of a randomised controlled trial incorporating a health economic analysis to investigate if additional allied health services for rehabilitation reduce length of stay without compromising patient outcomes.
BMC Health Services Research.
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2010
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Peiris CLIrvine CTaylor NF. Progressive resistance exercise improves glycaemic control in people with type 2 diabetes mellitus: a systematic review.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
55:237-246.
2009
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Dennett AMPeiris CLTaylor NFReed MSShields N. 'A good stepping stone to normality': a qualitative study of cancer survivors' experiences of an exercise-based rehabilitation program.
Supportive Care in Cancer.
27:1729-1736.
2019
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comment
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Peiris CLBrusco NTaylor NFShields NMKumbhare D. Review: Extra physical therapy improves some outcomes by a small amount in acute or subacute health conditions.
Annals of Internal Medicine.
JC32-JC32.
2019
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Peiris CLBrusco NTaylor NFShields NMKumbhare D. Review: Extra physical therapy improves some outcomes by a small amount in acute or subacute health conditions.
Annals of Internal Medicine.
JC32-JC32.
2019
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conference paper
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Peiris CShields NBrusco NWatts JTaylor N. Additional Saturday rehabilitation improves functional independence and quality of life in inpatient rehabilitation.
Health Services and Policy Research Conference.
49-49.
2016
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Dennett AMPeiris CLShields NMorgan DTaylor NF. Oncology rehabilitation in Australia, "Why isn't it standard practice?": a mixed methods study?.
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology.
108-108.
2016
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Peiris CTaylor NShields N. Additional Saturday rehabilitation increases physical activity and patient engagement.
Physiotherapy.
e1186-e1187.
2015
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Peiris CShields NBrusco NWatts JTaylor N. Little functional gain is made following discharge from inpatient rehabilitation but additional Saturday rehabilitation optimises outcomes: a randomised controlled trial.
Physiotherapy.
eS1187-eS1188.
2015
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Peiris CShields NBrusco NWatts JTaylor N. Additional Saturday rehabilitation improves functional independence and quality of life in inpatient rehabilitation.
Health Services and Policy Research Conference.
49-49.
2016
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editorial article
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Peiris C. Supervised aerobic and resistance exercise improves glycaemic control and modifiable cardiovascular risk factors in people with Type 2 diabetes mellitus.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
57:126-126.
2011
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Peiris C. Supervised aerobic and resistance exercise improves glycaemic control and modifiable cardiovascular risk factors in people with Type 2 diabetes mellitus.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
57:126-126.
2011
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erratum