Editor's Notes:

Objective Versus Subjective: Kudzu Terminology

Jules M Rothstein
PHYS THER 1996 76: 814-816 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Research Reports:

Regaining Functional Independence in the Acute Care Setting Following Hip Fracture

Andrew A Guccione, Timothy L Fagerson, and Jennifer J Anderson
PHYS THER 1996 76: 818-826 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders Among Physical Therapists

Byron E Bork, Thomas M Cook, John C Rosecrance, Kristen A Engelhardt, Mary-Ellen J Thomason, Ivalyn J Wauford, and Rachel K Worley
PHYS THER 1996 76: 827-835 [Abstract] [PDF]  

The Effect of Hamstring Muscle Stretching on Standing Posture and on Lumbar and Hip Motions During Forward Bending

Yenchen Li, Philip W McClure, and Neal Pratt
PHYS THER 1996 76: 836-845 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Invited Commentary

Shirley A Sahrmann
PHYS THER 1996 76: 845-846 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Invited Commentary

Lynn Snyder-Mackler
PHYS THER 1996 76: 847 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Author Response

Yenchen Li, Philip W McClure, and Neal Pratt
PHYS THER 1996 76: 847-849 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Assessment of Hamstring Muscle Length in School-aged Children Using the Sit-and-Reach Test and the Inclinometer Measure of Hip Joint Angle

Suzy L Cornbleet and Nancy B Woolsey
PHYS THER 1996 76: 850-855 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Conceptual Learning Processes in Physical Therapy Students

Cecilia L Graham
PHYS THER 1996 76: 856-865 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Clinical Perspectives:

The Influence of Subject and Test Design on Dynamometric Measurements of Extremity Muscles

Jennifer L Keating and Thomas A Matyas
PHYS THER 1996 76: 866-889 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Updates:

The Denny-Brown Collection: Useful Resource for Physical Therapy Practitioners and Educators

Joel A Vilensky and Sid Gilman
PHYS THER 1996 76: 890-893 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Letters and Responses:

A Matter of Accountability

PHYS THER 1996 76: 895-896 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Corrections:

Correction

PHYS THER 1996 76: 896 [Abstract] [PDF]  

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