D. Maleka

Enablers and barriers of adherence to home exercise programmes after stroke: caregiver perceptions

V. Ntsiea, Maryke Scorrano, D. Maleka, 2018, International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation.

Trigger Point Sensitivity Is a Differentiating Factor between Cervicogenic and Non-Cervicogenic Headaches: A Cross-Sectional, Descriptive Study.

B. Olivier, A. Pramod, D. Maleka, 2018, Physiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie Canada.

Barriers and facilitators of using outcome measures in stroke rehabilitation in South Africa

W. Mudzi, V. Ntsiea, S. Pilusa, 2022, International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation.

Stroke survivors’ levels of community reintegration, quality of life, satisfaction with the physiotherapy services and the level of caregiver strain at community health centres within the Johannesburg area

V. Ntsiea, D. Maleka, Adrian Kusambiza-Kiingi, 2017, African journal of disability.

The relationship between lower limb muscle strength and lower extremity function in HIV disease

M. Galantino, H. Myezwa, D. Maleka, 2017, The South African journal of physiotherapy.

‘He has a life, a soul, a meaning that extends far deeper than his medical assessment … .’: The role of reflective diaries in enhancing reflective practice during a rural community physiotherapy placement

P. McInerney, J. Potterton, H. Myezwa, 2017 .