The Turkish WOMAC OA index is acceptable, valid, reliable and responsive for use in Turkish patients with knee OA.

The quality of life profile of mothers of children with cerebral palsy is different from those who have a child with minor health problems. Different coping strategies and psychosocial programmes must be designed and implemented to decrease the burden of care.

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Predictors of Job Satisfaction among

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The MacNew appears to be reliable and valid in Turkish patients with angina.

The findings of this study indicate that cerebral-palsied children face nutritional challenges. Underweight is more prevalent than overweight among cerebral-palsied children. To optimize the outcomes of rehabilitation and prevention efforts, an understanding of the heterogeneity of nutritional status among children with CP is required.