Journal of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Respiratory Care (Volume 57, Issue 2)

Can the one-minute sit-to-stand test predict the development of post-operative hospital-acquired pneumonia in patients undergoing oesophagectomy: a service evaluation

Katrina Butler Jigneshbhai Patel James Hodson Jonathan Weblin

Volume 57. Issue 2 - p44-52

Can physical assessments in the Intensive Care Unit predict post- hospital rehabilitation requirements in patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation? – A service evaluation

Adam Harriman James Hodson Jonathan Weblin

Volume 57. Issue 2 - p-15-24

Out-of-Hours Service Models for Acutely Deteriorating Respiratory Patients: A Scoping Review

Samantha Cook Amanda Thomas Sarah Smyth Rosalind Leslie Ceri Sedgley Ema Swingwood

Volume 57. Issue 2 - p33-42

A Pilot Quasi-Experimental Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of the ELTGOL Technique with Conventional Chest Physiotherapy on Respiratory Function and Postoperative Pulmonary Complications in CABG Patients

Deepak Yadav Manmeet Kaur Asma Parween

Volume 57. Issue 2 - p53-60

The role and responsibilities of critical care therapy support workers: A national survey

Eleanor Douglas Christy Moore Paul Hendrick Harriet Shannon Paul Twose

Volume 57. Issue 2 - p6-14

Rehabilitation after critical illness –a pilot exercise programme to support intensive care unit survivors: A service evaluation

Cliona Wilson Vicky Newey

Volume 57. Issue 2 - p26-31

Mechanical Insufflation-Exsufflation in Acutely Ventilated Children: A useful tool or another white elephant?

Colin Hamilton Zoe Foster Holly Brown

Volume 57. Issue 2 - p2-4