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Book Review: Physical Disabilities Manual

some of the difficulties of clinical research, such as adequate control versus realistic time frame, randomization issues, statistical significance versus practical significance, decisions concerning selection of variables, and appropriate client data to maintain for research purposes. Another difficulty expressed is the scientific community's tendency to be nonaccepting of the validity of qualitative research. For clinicians, the book provides information relevant to the specific diagnoses addressed and to illness in general. The last chapter provides insightful discussion about performance of research in a clinical setting and should prove helpful and thought-provoking for the seasoned researcher as well as the researcher embarking on a first research effort. The book is well organized, the literature is thorough, and the information is presented in a straightforward manner. The content of the book exemplifies a humanistic approach to the scientific process and a dedication to the validation of professional treatment tools that could well serve as an inspiration to the field of occupational therapy.