selected publications
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academic article
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Brusco NKTilley LWalpole BKugler HLi RKennedy EMorris ME. Feasibility of increasing the dosage of inpatient occupational therapy and physiotherapy rehabilitation via independent tasks and exercises: 'My Therapy'.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal.
66:739-752.
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 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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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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Brusco NKWatts JJ. Empirical evidence of recall bias for primary health care visits.
BMC Health Services Research.
15.
2015
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Brusco NKWatts JJShields NTaylor NF. Is cost effectiveness sustained after weekend inpatient rehabilitation? 12 month follow up from a randomized controlled trial.
BMC Health Services Research.
15.
2015
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Brusco NKWatts JJShields NTaylor NF. Are weekend inpatient rehabilitation services value for money? An economic evaluation alongside a randomized controlled trial with a 30 day follow.
BMC Medicine.
12:1-11.
2014
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Brusco NKWatts JJShields NChan S-PTaylor NF. Does additional acute phase inpatient rehabilitation help people return to work? A subgroup analysis from a randomized controlled trial.
Clinical Rehabilitation.
28:754-761.
2014
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Brusco NKTaylor NFWatts JJShields N. Economic Evaluation of Adult Rehabilitation: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials in a Variety of Settings.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
95:94-116.
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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Shaw KDTaylor NFBrusco NK. Physiotherapy Services Provided Outside of Business Hours in Australian Hospitals: A National Survey.
Physiotherapy Research International.
18:115-123.
2013
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Brusco NKTaylor NFHornung ISchaffers SSmith Ade Morton NA. Factors that predict discharge destination for patients in transitional care: a prospective observational cohort study.
Australian Health Review.
36:430-430.
2012
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Baldwin CBrusco NK. The Effect of Vocational Rehabilitation on Return-to-Work Rates Post Stroke: A Systematic Review.
Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation.
18:562-572.
2011
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de Morton NABrusco NKWood LLawler KTaylor NF. The de Morton Mobility Index (DEMMI) provides a valid method for measuring and monitoring the mobility of patients making the transition from hospital to the community: an observational study.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
57:109-116.
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.
10.
2010
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Brusco NKTaylor NStevens JAButler MSearle A. Development of a manual handling programme for allied health.
International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation.
14:204-209.
2007
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Brusco NKShields NTaylor NFParatz J. A Saturday physiotherapy service may decrease length of stay in patients undergoing rehabilitation in hospital: a randomised controlled trial.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
53:75-81.
2007
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Brusco NKParatz J. The effect of additional physiotherapy to hospital inpatients outside of regular business hours: A systematic review.
Physiotherapy Theory and Practice: an international journal of physical therapy.
22:291-307.
2006
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Brusco NKTilley LWalpole BKugler HLi RKennedy EMorris ME. Feasibility of increasing the dosage of inpatient occupational therapy and physiotherapy rehabilitation via independent tasks and exercises: 'My Therapy'.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal.
66:739-752.
2019
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editorial article
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Brusco NKFrawley HC. Program evaluation within the research translation framework.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
65:63-64.
2019
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Brusco NKFrawley HC. Program evaluation within the research translation framework.
Journal of Physiotherapy.
65:63-64.
2019
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