Journal of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Respiratory Care. Volume 53. Issue 2. 2021

Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Respiratory Care Commentary: Physiotherapy following blunt chest trauma

Clare Wade Ceri Battle Zoe Barrett-Brown Rebekah Haylett Rob Leatt Una Jones

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p187-190

Statement and considerations for the remote delivery of pulmonary rehabilitation services during the COVID-19 pandemic

lucy Gardiner Anna Alderslade Frances Butler Laura Graham Theresa Harvey-Dunstan Karen Ingram Agnieszka Lewko Claire Nolan Helen Owen Sam Pilsworth Helen Stewart Ema Swingwood Kelly Wainwright Christine Wright

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p151-186

Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Respiratory Care position statement: Physiotherapists use of lung ultrasound

Owen Gustafson Simon Hayward Alex Helmsley Jonathan Grant Mike Smith Chloe Tait Natasha Pickering Jo Hardy Katherine Atkin Una Jones

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p147-150

Patient experiences of face-to-face and remote clinics in a cystic fibrosis service – what can we learn?

Elizabeth Shepherd Laura Davis Keeley Stevens

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p129-146

Helping you help yourself (HYHY) for people with mild breathlessness: A service evaluation in Wales

Nichola Gale Una Jones Sarah Pierrepoint Rebecca Rickard Joseph Carter

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p112-128

Breathing retraining to improve dyspnoea and walking distance in patients with interstitial lung diseases: A randomised controlled trial

Anabel Sciriha Melanie Asciak Stephen Lungaro-Mifsud Josianne Scerri Tonio Agius John Xerri de Caro Nadine Spiteri Gingell Stephen Montefort

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p97-111

Referral of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease to pulmonary rehabilitation from primary care: A local survey of GPs and practice nurses

Leslie George Daniel Kerr

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p79-96

A service evaluation exploring time on physiotherapy caseload following lung lobectomy surgery

Chloe Tait

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p70-78

An exploration of patient perspectives and experiences of a 6-week outpatient rehabilitation programme following critical illness: A qualitative study

Hannah Brown

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p58-69

Evaluation of a new animal assisted intervention service for an adult intensive care unit

Ruth Johnson

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p44-57

Physiotherapy-led awake proning for a frail elderly patients with COVID-19: A case study

Trudy Kelliher Aoife Burke Kevin O’Connell Evelyn Newell Bairbre McNicholas

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p34-44

Service evaluation of an outpatient exercise class after critical illness

Suzahn Wilson Helen Else Jane Cross

Volume 53. Issue 2 - p5-20