August

Low back pain

When it comes to LBP, it’s time for change. Earlier this year, The Lancet published a series of three papers aimed at addressing the growing burden of LBP by changing the way clinicians think about pain and current treatment approaches. We speak with three Australian authors involved in this worldwide collaboration.

ALSO INSIDE

The APA NEXT Conference in Hobart is approaching so we feature some of the key presenters not to be missed; and there’s five points of interest about paediatric physiotherapy, thanks to members of the APA Paediatric group.

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Marko Stechiwskyj
Managing Editor
inmotion@physiotherapy.asn.au


  • THE LANCET LBP PAPERS

    In March this year, The Lancet published a series of three papers on the global impact of low back pain. InMotion speaks to three Australian authors involved in this landmark global collaboration.

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  • 5 FACTS

    APA Paediatric group members provide five discussion points about paediatric physiotherapy.

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  • NEXT CONFERENCE

    An exceptional line-up of keynote speakers will be heard at the APA NEXT Conference in Hobart. Here is a sneak peek at what you can expect.

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