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80ImplicationsStatusThis system is now being used to monitor and log applied forces during strength testing,accurately set up loads for prosthetic cyclic testing, continually log the humidity andtemperature of the test lab and remotely monitor cyclic testing of lifters, beds, wheelchairsand prosthetics. Detailed procedures outlining the operation of the load cell in conjunctionwith the data acquisition system have been developed, to ensure its implementation is inaccordance with the testing laboratory’s NATA guidelines and Standard requirements.CompletedWeb cameraWorking in the test lab
81Publications and presentations*Novita staff contributors highlighted in bold.Journal articles2006Murchland S & Wake-Dyster W (2006). ResourceAllocation for community based therapy. Disabilityand Rehabilitation, 28(22),1425-1432Van Zelst BR, Miller MD, Russo R, Murchland S &Crotty M (2006). Activities of daily living in childrenwith hemiplegic cerebral palsy: a cross-sectionalevaluation using the Assessment of Motor andProcess Skills. Developmental Medicine and ChildNeurology, 48(8), 723-7272007Maddocks A, Stewart H, & Murchland S (2007).Mother’s perception of the introduction of a hoistinto the family home of children with physicaldisabilities. Disability and Rehabilitation: AssistiveTechnology, 2(2), 117-125Maher CA, Williams MT, Olds T & Lane AE (2007).Physical and sedentary activity in adolescents withcerebral palsy. Developmental Medicine & ChildNeurology, 49 (6) pp 50-457Nguyen T, Garrett R, Downing A, WalkerL & Hobbs D (2007). Research intoTelecommunications Options for People withPhysical Disabilities, Assistive Technology, 19:78–93Prior M, Grimmer-Somers K & Gibson S (2007).Validation of a unique measure of physical carerdemand in parents of physically disabled children– A Pilot Study. The Internet Journal of Allied HealthSciences and Practice, 5 (1),www.ijahsp.nova.edu/articles/vol5num1/toc.htmRaghavendra P, Murchland S, Bentley M, Wake-Dyster W & Lyons T (2007). Parents’ and serviceproviders’ perceptions of family-centred practice ina community-based, paediatric disability service inAustralia. Child: Care, Health and Development, 33(5): 586-592Raghavendra P & Oaten R (2007). Effects ofspeech and print feedback on spelling performanceof a child with cerebral palsy using a speechgenerating device. Disability & Rehabilitation:Assistive Technology, 2(5), 299-308Russo RN, Crotty M, Miller MD, Murchland S, FlettP & Haan E (2007). Upper-limb Botulinum toxin-A injection and occupational therapy in childrenwith hemiplegic cerebral palsy identified from apopulation register: A single-blind, randomised,controlled trial, Pediatrics 119(5), e1149-1158In pressMaher CA, Olds T, Williams MT & Lane AE. Qualityof life in adolescents with cerebral palsy. Physicaland Occupational Therapy in PediatricsMaher CA, Williams MT & Olds T. The sixminute-walk-testfor children with cerebral palsy,International Journal of Rehabilitation ResearchRaghavendra P, Bornman J, Granlund M &Bjorck-Okesson E. The World Health Organisation’sInternational Classification of Functioning, Disabilityand Health: Implications for Clinical and ResearchPractice in the field of Augmentative and AlternativeCommunication, Augmentative and AlternativeCommunicationTsirios M, van Kessel G, Gibson S &Raghavendra P. Effects of Aquatic Physiotherapyfor Children with a Disability: Views of Parents andTherapists, Aquatic Therapy JournalBook chaptersMurchland SR, Lane A & Ziviani J (in press).Written communication: clinical decision makingfor handwriting in children with cerebral palsy. In A.Eliasson & P. Burtner (eds). The Child with CerebralPalsy: Management of the upper extremity, MacKeithPressNguyen T, Garrett R, Downing A, Walker L& Hobbs D (2004). Toward a Human-FriendlyAssistive Environment. In Daqing Zhang & MounirMokhtari (Eds) 2nd International Conference onSmart Homes and Health Telematics, AssistiveTechnology Research Series, Volume 14, Chapter1, Human-Machine Interface, Research intoTelecommunications Options for People withPhysical Disabilities, IOS Press pp 57 – 64
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