Journal of
the Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE NIGERIA SOCIETY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
  • Abbreviation: J. Nig. Soc. Physiother.
  • Language: English
  • ISSN: 0331-3735
  • DOI: 10.5897/JNSP
  • Start Year: 2002
  • Published Articles: 49

Comparative effects of aerobic exercise training and incentive spirometry on selected cardiopulmonary parameters in apparently healthy elderly

December 2020 - Vol 19 Num. 2

Individuals that are above 60 years old have decreased functions of several organs, such that the lungs can lose greater than 40% of their capacity over time and a significant reduction in cardiopulmonary muscle strength and endurance. However, some of these changes can be negated by lifestyle modification. This study...

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Health policy development and implementation in Nigeria: The role of physiotherapists

December 2020

Pascal O. Mogbo and Joseph A. Balogun  

Abstract

Comparative effects of aerobic exercise training and incentive spirometry on selected cardiopulmonary parameters in apparently healthy elderly

December 2020

Happiness A. Aweto, Olufunke A. Ajiboye and Olisaeloka I. Anyakwo  

Abstract

Reach and effect of a virtual campaign for promoting physical activity during the covid19-era

November 2020

Similoluwa ODETOLA, Omoniyi OJO, Omobola AKINOLA, Chinwendu NWADIBIA, Martins OLOYEDE, Oluwagbemiga OKUNADE and Echezona Nelson Dominic EKECHUKWU,  

Abstract

Prevalence, correlates and risk factors of musculoskeletal disorders among Nigerian physiotherapy and architecture undergraduates

November 2020

Ekechukwu E.N.D.,, Aguwa E. N., Okeke T. A., Iroezindu I. C., Onyia S.U., Abaraogu D. O., Ekwo A. C., Ohiagu C., Ekechukwu  N. I., Mgbeojedo U. G., Ekediegwu E. C., Uduonu E. M., Ezema C. I. and Utti V. A.  

Abstract

The path to our destiny: The transitioning of physiotherapy in Nigeria from occupation to a true profession

November 2020

Joseph A. Balogun  

Abstract

2011

Perceptual Learning Exercises: An adjunct to balance exercises for normal healthy geriatric population

A KUMAR and J KAUR

  • Article Number: E99A8DD65203
Abstract

2011

Relationship between parental socioeconomic status and cardiovascular parameters of primary school pupils in Ile-Ife, Nigeria

GA ADEDEJI MO EGWU RA ADEDOYIN and OB OYELESE    

  • Article Number: 54EA9AB65205
Abstract

2011

Relationship between pain intensity, activity limitation, static and dynamic back muscles endurance in patients with non-specific long-term low-back pain

MBADA CE AYANNIYI O and OGUNLADE SO

  • Article Number: 7564A7065207
Abstract

2011

Effects of proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation technique on the functional ambulation of stroke survivors

AKOSILE CO ADEGOKE BOA JOHNSON OE and MARUF FA

  • Article Number: A6448BA65210
Abstract

2011

Relationship among three field methods of estimating percent body fat in young adults

AKINPELU AO GBIRI CA BANKS YO and OYEYEMI AL

  • Article Number: 6E55C2565213
Abstract

2011

Perceptual Learning Exercises: An adjunct to balance exercises for normal healthy geriatric population

A KUMAR and J KAUR

  • Article Number: E99A8DD65203
Abstract

2011

Relationship between parental socioeconomic status and cardiovascular parameters of primary school pupils in Ile-Ife, Nigeria

GA ADEDEJI MO EGWU RA ADEDOYIN and OB OYELESE    

  • Article Number: 54EA9AB65205
Abstract

2011

Relationship between pain intensity, activity limitation, static and dynamic back muscles endurance in patients with non-specific long-term low-back pain

MBADA CE AYANNIYI O and OGUNLADE SO

  • Article Number: 7564A7065207
Abstract

2011

Effects of proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation technique on the functional ambulation of stroke survivors

AKOSILE CO ADEGOKE BOA JOHNSON OE and MARUF FA

  • Article Number: A6448BA65210
Abstract

2011

Relationship among three field methods of estimating percent body fat in young adults

AKINPELU AO GBIRI CA BANKS YO and OYEYEMI AL

  • Article Number: 6E55C2565213
Abstract
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