July

Pain research

The annual Australian Pain Society Scientific Meeting is a drawcard for physiotherapists interested in the latest in pain research, which is understandable given that physiotherapists are well placed to assess and manage people with acute or persistent pain. So we approached several presenters from the April meeting to provide a summary of their pain-related research and work with clinical implications for the role of physiotherapy.

ALSO INSIDE

We canvas the views of four APA members with significant roles in physiotherapy education on a number of issues impacting the tertiary sector, including how to ensure graduates enter the workplace with the skills and knowledge required to succeed.

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Marko Stechiwskyj
Managing Editor
inmotion@physiotherapy.asn.au


  • PAIN CONFERENCE EXPANDS HORIZONS

    This year’s Australian Pain Society Annual Scientific Meeting was themed around the concept of ‘Expanding Horizons’. Six speakers share details of their innovative work.

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  • Education in focus

    Physiotherapy educators are faced with the dual challenge of economic constraints and shifting workplace demands. David Hull speaks with four members about a range of issues impacting on the sector

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