Joliana Phillips (Juliana Phillips, Joliana Philips)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2017-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Hepatitis C Virus

Top Venues

The South African journal of physiotherapy

The journal of spinal cord medicine

JMIR public health and surveillance

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Publications

Tammy-Lee Williams, Conran Joseph, Lena N Wikmar, Joliana Phillips
Guidelines for chronic pain in adult spinal cord injury population: Scoping review. The South African journal of physiotherapy 80 (1) (2024)
Maurice Kanyoni, Lena N Wikmar, Joliana Phillips, David K Tumusiime
Psychosocial reintegration post-traumatic spinal cord injury in Rwanda: An exploratory study. The South African journal of physiotherapy 80 (1) (2024)
Tammy-Lee Williams, Conran Joseph, Lena N Wikmar, Joliana Phillips
Guidelines for chronic pain in adult spinal cord injury population: Scoping review. The South African journal of physiotherapy 80 (1) (2024)
Maurice Kanyoni, Lena N Wikmar, Joliana Phillips, David K Tumusiime
Psychosocial reintegration post-traumatic spinal cord injury in Rwanda: An exploratory study. The South African journal of physiotherapy 80 (1) (2024)
Eugene Nizeyimana, Joliana Phillips, Conran Joseph
Psychosocial reintegration following traumatic spinal cord injury in South Africa: The influence of employment, injury characteristics and living situation. The journal of spinal cord medicine (2022)
Eugene Nizeyimana, Conran Joseph, Joliana Phillips
The role of self-efficacy in community reintegration among persons with traumatic spinal cord injury in South Africa. The journal of spinal cord medicine (2021)
Michael Rowe, Tania Steyl, Joliana Phillips, Anthea J Rhoda
Supporting a student with visual impairment in the intensive care unit. The South African journal of physiotherapy 75 (1) (2019)
Mukadas Oyeniran Akindele, Joliana Phillips, Ehimario U Igumbor, Ushotanefe Useh
Body Weight Misperception and Dissatisfaction Among Overweight and Obese Adult Nigerians. JMIR public health and surveillance 3 (3) (2017)