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Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies Practical issues in musculoskeletal function, treatment and rehabilitation
edited by Leon Chaitow and published by ChurchillLivingstone, Edinburgh; subscription address Hardcourt Brace, Foots Cray, Sidcup, Kent DA 14 5HP. Quarterly (ISSN 1360 8592). 62 pages. Started 1997. Institutional subscriptions €1 15, personal rate
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fine movements, joint attention and behaviour problems that many implications for physiotherapy are involved. In addition to the professional papers there are letters, conference reports, book reviews and - in a t least one issue - an obituary. -
€55.
Podiatry Now
Appealing t o the international community of professionals involved in movement therapies, this journal aims to help them clarify their individual roles, while discussing the broad range of issues that concern all these professions. The ‘international advisory board’ consists exclusively of members from the UK and the USA, with Americans predominating; they are mostly doctors and osteopaths, with no declared physiotherapists. The articles are more eclectic, however, with a clinical paper by a sports massage therapist, a podiatric perspective, Rolfing, and craniosacral therapy in one issue alone, A strong feature of this journal are the illustrations, with clear and often very detailed line drawings supplemented by photographs - all in monochrome, but nevertheless very helpful adjuncts to the articles.
edited by C Richards BSc and published by the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists, 53 Welbeck Street, London W1M 7HE. Monthly (ISSN 1460 731X) 36 pages. Started January 1998.
Autism The internationaljournal of research and practice
edited by Patricia Howlin and Rita Jordan and published by Sage Publications, 6 Bonhill Street, London EC2A 4PU. Quarterly (ISSN 1362 3613) 112pages. Started 1997. full idte f135, personal rate f38.
Published in association with The National Autistic Society, this journal aims to encourage research into practice in the field of autism spectrum disorders, and to encourage theoretical and academic researchers to consider the implications of their findings for practice. The articles seem a t first to be highly theoretical and largely concerned with diagnosis; however autism so seriously affects gross and
This magazine incorporates the news sections of the Journal of British Podiatric Medicine, Search News and Instep. It contains a leading article, NHS news and local events, course notices, product assessments and letters reporting experience overseas. It also includes recruitment and manufacturers’ advertising.
for example on Tanzanian children with speech and language difficulties. The intentions of the journal are wide ranging, however, and it aims to provide a n international forum for the publication of research and debate of conceptual and methodological issues concerned with inclusive education across all school, higher education, technical and further education settings.
Health Expectations An international journal of public participation in health care and health policy
edited by Angela Coulter and published by Blackwell Science Ltd, PO Box 88, Oxford OX2 ONE. Quarterly (ISSN 1369 6513) 72 pages. Started June 1998. Individual subscriptions for the two 1998 issues, paper version in Europe, f33, online in Europe, f30.
Published in association with the King’s Fund, this journal aims to provide a multi-disciplinary forum International Journal of in which researchers from a variety of disciplines can present their work Inclusive Education to other researchers, policy makers, edited by Roger Slee and published by Taylor and Francis Ltd, 1 Gunpowder health care professionals, managers Square, London EC4A 3DE. Quarterly and consumer advocates. [ISSN 1360 31 16)64pages. Started 1997. It is hoped to promote critical UK institutions/ subscription f107, thinking and informed debate, personal f54. particularly about: ‘Inclusive’in the title of this journal Involvement of patients and their means not leaving out any students advocates in decisions about indion the grounds of social class, sex, vidual health care. race or disability. ‘International’ in Involvement of health service the title is also taken very seriously; users and their representatives in the editor of this British publication aspects of service design, delivery is a dean a t the University of and evaluation. Western Australia and it has a n Involvement of consumer advoeditorial board of more than 50 cates and the general public in distinguished scholars from all over debates about health care policy. the world. So that this point cannot Original articles in the first issue be missed they are listed twice in an include papers on the use of issue, on the inside front cover and evidence by health care user organon the back page as well. isations, a patient decision aid It is published in English, which for choice of surgical treatment limits the international scope to for breast cancer, how patients some extent, and of the four articles can improve health care, and the in the issue reviewed, three are effect of information to patients from England and one from on outcomes of care in angiography. Australia. Although many cateAs well a s book reviews it gories of students meet obstacles includes assessments of information to education, individually many of designed for patients in various them fall into smallish groups, so formats - electronic, audiovisual that articles can be rather exclusive, and print.
Physiotherapy, December 1998, vol84, no 12
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Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies Practical issues in musculoskeletal function, treatment and rehabilitation
edited by Leon Chaitow and published by ChurchillLivingstone, Edinburgh; subscription address Hardcourt Brace, Foots Cray, Sidcup, Kent DA 14 5HP. Quarterly (ISSN 1360 8592). 62 pages. Started 1997. Institutional subscriptions €1 15, personal rate
I
fine movements, joint attention and behaviour problems that many implications for physiotherapy are involved. In addition to the professional papers there are letters, conference reports, book reviews and - in a t least one issue - an obituary. -
€55.
Podiatry Now
Appealing t o the international community of professionals involved in movement therapies, this journal aims to help them clarify their individual roles, while discussing the broad range of issues that concern all these professions. The ‘international advisory board’ consists exclusively of members from the UK and the USA, with Americans predominating; they are mostly doctors and osteopaths, with no declared physiotherapists. The articles are more eclectic, however, with a clinical paper by a sports massage therapist, a podiatric perspective, Rolfing, and craniosacral therapy in one issue alone, A strong feature of this journal are the illustrations, with clear and often very detailed line drawings supplemented by photographs - all in monochrome, but nevertheless very helpful adjuncts to the articles.
edited by C Richards BSc and published by the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists, 53 Welbeck Street, London W1M 7HE. Monthly (ISSN 1460 731X) 36 pages. Started January 1998.
Autism The internationaljournal of research and practice
edited by Patricia Howlin and Rita Jordan and published by Sage Publications, 6 Bonhill Street, London EC2A 4PU. Quarterly (ISSN 1362 3613) 112pages. Started 1997. full idte f135, personal rate f38.
Published in association with The National Autistic Society, this journal aims to encourage research into practice in the field of autism spectrum disorders, and to encourage theoretical and academic researchers to consider the implications of their findings for practice. The articles seem a t first to be highly theoretical and largely concerned with diagnosis; however autism so seriously affects gross and
This magazine incorporates the news sections of the Journal of British Podiatric Medicine, Search News and Instep. It contains a leading article, NHS news and local events, course notices, product assessments and letters reporting experience overseas. It also includes recruitment and manufacturers’ advertising.
for example on Tanzanian children with speech and language difficulties. The intentions of the journal are wide ranging, however, and it aims to provide a n international forum for the publication of research and debate of conceptual and methodological issues concerned with inclusive education across all school, higher education, technical and further education settings.
Health Expectations An international journal of public participation in health care and health policy
edited by Angela Coulter and published by Blackwell Science Ltd, PO Box 88, Oxford OX2 ONE. Quarterly (ISSN 1369 6513) 72 pages. Started June 1998. Individual subscriptions for the two 1998 issues, paper version in Europe, f33, online in Europe, f30.
Published in association with the King’s Fund, this journal aims to provide a multi-disciplinary forum International Journal of in which researchers from a variety of disciplines can present their work Inclusive Education to other researchers, policy makers, edited by Roger Slee and published by Taylor and Francis Ltd, 1 Gunpowder health care professionals, managers Square, London EC4A 3DE. Quarterly and consumer advocates. [ISSN 1360 31 16)64pages. Started 1997. It is hoped to promote critical UK institutions/ subscription f107, thinking and informed debate, personal f54. particularly about: ‘Inclusive’in the title of this journal Involvement of patients and their means not leaving out any students advocates in decisions about indion the grounds of social class, sex, vidual health care. race or disability. ‘International’ in Involvement of health service the title is also taken very seriously; users and their representatives in the editor of this British publication aspects of service design, delivery is a dean a t the University of and evaluation. Western Australia and it has a n Involvement of consumer advoeditorial board of more than 50 cates and the general public in distinguished scholars from all over debates about health care policy. the world. So that this point cannot Original articles in the first issue be missed they are listed twice in an include papers on the use of issue, on the inside front cover and evidence by health care user organon the back page as well. isations, a patient decision aid It is published in English, which for choice of surgical treatment limits the international scope to for breast cancer, how patients some extent, and of the four articles can improve health care, and the in the issue reviewed, three are effect of information to patients from England and one from on outcomes of care in angiography. Australia. Although many cateAs well a s book reviews it gories of students meet obstacles includes assessments of information to education, individually many of designed for patients in various them fall into smallish groups, so formats - electronic, audiovisual that articles can be rather exclusive, and print.
Physiotherapy, December 1998, vol84, no 12