Vol. 51 No. 3 (2021): South African Journal of Occupational Therapy

Editorial Comment [old style]

Recognition in Peer-Review

Blanche Pretorius

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Research Articles

Relevance of norms and psychometric properties of three standardised visual perceptual tests for children attending mainstream schools in Gauteng

Monique Harris, Denise Franzsen, Patricia de Witt

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The challenges experienced by practitioners from under-resourced early childhood development centres in South Africa: a single site study

Marieta Visser, Jessica Grossmark, Susann KrÃ¼ger, Carmen Smith, Marzel van Zyl, Zuandré Willemse, Caitlyn Wright

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Psychometric properties of the Self-Care Inventory for Children with Cerebral Palsy in a resource-constrained urban South African Context

Caroline Seward, Denise Franzsen

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Community mobility and transport use of urban adults who attend public healthcare in Gauteng, South Africa

Hester van Biljon, Lana van Niekerk

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Examining wound management in hand therapy within the South African context

Lezane Esterhuizen, Pragashnie Govender, Deshini Naidoo

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Occupational therapy intervention for hemiplegic shoulder pain in adults' post-stroke: A Zimbabwean perspective

Lee-Ann Juliana Jacobs-Nzuzi Khuabi, Susan de Klerk, Mary Tapfuma

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Measuring change in activity participation of mental health care users attending an Occupational Therapy programme in Rural South Africa

Olindah Silaule, Daleen Casteleijn

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"I will take my flip-flops, put them on and walk to church": Understanding quality of life of children with cerebral palsy in a rural setting

Annika Savage, Gina Rencken, Thavanesi Gurayah

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Scoping/Narrative/Systematic/Integrative/Rapid Reviews

Caregiver's perception of their role in early childhood development and stimulation programmes in the early childhood development phase within a Sub-Saharan African context: An Integrative Review

Zainab Ayob, Chantal Christopher, Deshini Naidoo

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Opinion Piece

Prevention and intervention for victims of violence in Occupational Therapy

Wendy Young

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Commentary [old style]

The potential role of Child Life Specialists in the South African healthcare sector

Jacqueline Kim Bezuidenhout, Joanne Potterton, Janine van der Linde

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Editorial Comment [old style]

Recognition in Peer-Review

Research Articles

Relevance of norms and psychometric properties of three standardised visual perceptual tests for children attending mainstream schools in Gauteng

The challenges experienced by practitioners from under-resourced early childhood development centres in South Africa: a single site study

Psychometric properties of the Self-Care Inventory for Children with Cerebral Palsy in a resource-constrained urban South African Context

Community mobility and transport use of urban adults who attend public healthcare in Gauteng, South Africa

Examining wound management in hand therapy within the South African context

Occupational therapy intervention for hemiplegic shoulder pain in adults' post-stroke: A Zimbabwean perspective

Measuring change in activity participation of mental health care users attending an Occupational Therapy programme in Rural South Africa

"I will take my flip-flops, put them on and walk to church": Understanding quality of life of children with cerebral palsy in a rural setting

Scoping/Narrative/Systematic/Integrative/Rapid Reviews

Caregiver's perception of their role in early childhood development and stimulation programmes in the early childhood development phase within a Sub-Saharan African context: An Integrative Review

Opinion Piece

Prevention and intervention for victims of violence in Occupational Therapy

Commentary [old style]

The potential role of Child Life Specialists in the South African healthcare sector

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