May

Clinical trials

Associate professors Mark Elkins and Julia Hush provide some tips about finding and interpreting published clinical trials, and cover translating clinical trial results into practice and how you can help patients to better understand research. Professor Rob Herbert then provides a snapshot of the rise of clinical trials over the years and their role in supporting evidence-based physiotherapy.

ALSO INSIDE

A look at how you can help your patients kick the smoking habit; and an alternative model to waiting list management that has been successfully adopted by outpatient physiotherapists based in outer Melbourne.

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Marko Stechiwskyj
Managing Editor
inmotion@physiotherapy.asn.au


  • The clinical trials and evidence-based practice nexus

    Mark Elkins, APAM, and Julia Hush, APAM, provide some tips to keep in mind when searching for and reading a published clinical trial, and consider issues around translating clinical trial results into practice and ways in which you can help your patients to better understand research.

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  • Making room for new patients

    An alternative model to waiting list management has been successfully adopted by outpatient physiotherapists based in outer Melbourne. David Hull speaks with Eastern Health’s Judy Bottrell about the improvements and efficiencies delivered by the change.

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  • Rescuing the older knee

    Jenny McConnell AM, FACP, discusses the potential sources, modifiable causes and successful management of osteoarthritis (OA)-related pain in the knee.

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  • Smoking cessation:
    where do physiotherapists fit in?

    Ahead of World No Tobacco Day, observed on 31 May, Iwa Yeung, senior physiotherapist and smoking cessation clinical pathway project officer at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, discusses physiotherapists’ role in helping patients kick the habit.

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