Vol. 53 No. 1 (2023): South African Journal of Occupational Therapy

Editorial Comment [old style]

The need for high quality clinical research in Occupational Therapy

Blanche Pretorius, Denise Franzsen

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Research Articles

The needs of individuals with autism spectrum disorder when transitioning into the labour market

Bonang Sylvia Mhlekwa, Denise Franzsen, Lyndsay Koch

8-18
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Development and validation of an instrument to examine wound management in hand therapy within the South African context.

Lezane Esterhuizen, Pragashnie Govender, Deshini Naidoo

19-30
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Sensory Processing Dysfunction and Genito-Pelvic Pain/Penetration Disorder: Women share their Experiences of Participating in a Sensory-Based Home Program

Matty Van Niekerk, Elsie Labuschagne

31-43
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Older adults’ adaptiveness to disruptions during South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown: Keep your head up and continue breathing

Aaqil De Vries, Thuli G Mthembu, Lisa Wegner

54-66
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Support, supervision, and job satisfaction: Promising directions for preventing burnout in South African community service occupational therapists

Nadia Struwig, Kirsty van Stormbroek

67-80
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Community mobility: psychosocial experiences of stroke survivors who use wheelchairs in Worcester, South Africa

Waldo Visagie, Surona Visagie , Jerome Peter Fredericks

81-91
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Barriers experienced by Stroke survivors when participating in meaningful occupations in the community

Refilwe Mohotlhoane, Mashudu Norman Nemakanga

92-101
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Occupational therapy rehabilitation managers’ perspectives on community integration of persons with spinal cord injuries in Nairobi, Kenya

Evans Obara Obaigwa, Catharina Jacoba Elizabeth Uys, Pragashnie Govender

102-109
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Book Reviews

OUR GHOSTS WERE ONCE PEOPLE Stories on Death and Dying `A Review

Hester M van Biljon

110-111
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THE UNICORN BABY. Debunking 10 Myths of Modern Parenting A Review

René Walker

112-113
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Scientific Letter [old style]

Determining the research priorities for the profession of Occupational Therapy in South Africa

Mogammad Shaheed Soeker, Olumide Olaoye

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Editorial Comment [old style]

The need for high quality clinical research in Occupational Therapy

Research Articles

The needs of individuals with autism spectrum disorder when transitioning into the labour market

Development and validation of an instrument to examine wound management in hand therapy within the South African context.

Sensory Processing Dysfunction and Genito-Pelvic Pain/Penetration Disorder: Women share their Experiences of Participating in a Sensory-Based Home Program

Older adults’ adaptiveness to disruptions during South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown: Keep your head up and continue breathing

Support, supervision, and job satisfaction: Promising directions for preventing burnout in South African community service occupational therapists

Community mobility: psychosocial experiences of stroke survivors who use wheelchairs in Worcester, South Africa

Barriers experienced by Stroke survivors when participating in meaningful occupations in the community

Occupational therapy rehabilitation managers’ perspectives on community integration of persons with spinal cord injuries in Nairobi, Kenya

Book Reviews

OUR GHOSTS WERE ONCE PEOPLE Stories on Death and Dying `A Review

THE UNICORN BABY. Debunking 10 Myths of Modern Parenting A Review

Scientific Letter [old style]

Determining the research priorities for the profession of Occupational Therapy in South Africa

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