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An Australian Physiotherapy Association Podcast.
The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) biennial scientific conferences allow physiotherapists from around Australia to gather and share experiences, improve knowledge and make connections. The Physiotherapy Research Foundation (PRF) podcast series Conference Conversations is recorded at each conference and features physiotherapists speaking directly with one another on topics of interest to the profession.
The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) biennial scientific conferences allow physiotherapists from around Australia to gather and share experiences, improve knowledge and make connections. The Physiotherapy Research Foundation (PRF) podcast series Conference Conversations is recorded at each conference and features physiotherapists speaking directly with one another on topics of interest to the profession.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 5 days
Average audio length:
29 minutes
Guest interviews
English
Australia
43 episodes
since Nov. 10, 2015
episodic
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In this episode, Cameron Edwards, chair of the APA’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Committee talks to Samoan physiotherapist Oka Sanerivi about culturally safe practice. This can look different depending on the particular culture, but at its heart is based on recognising and understa…
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New evidence is driving new approaches to pulmonary rehabilitation, which has become an important tool for managing both chronic pulmonary conditions (including bronchiectasis or COPD) and acute pulmonary care (for example, in patients on ventilation in ICU).
In this episode, Mark Elkins, Jennifer…
Guidelines for physical activity for people with childhood-onset disabilities are similar to those for the general population but the barriers to participation are far greater. A number of studies have been done in Australia in recent years, trialling different approaches to increasing physical act…
Australia’s national guidelines for falls prevention have recently been updated and one of the key interventions aimed at preventing falls in residential aged care and in the community is exercise/physical activity.
In this episode, Cathie Sherrington, Teresa Liu-Ambrose and Anne-Marie Hill discus…
Low back pain is a common and debilitating condition affecting many people. In recent years, guidelines such as Australia’s Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard have been developed to provide a framework for best practice clinical care, covering components such as when to use imaging and medication…
Physios play a front-line role in stroke recovery and a particularly important role in getting people up & moving after stroke. The recent World Stroke Organisation guideline synthesis recommends targeting physical activity across the stroke recovery spectrum.
In this episode, Nat Fini, Amy B…
Chronic pain is a debilitating condition associated with many musculoskeletal conditions, with numerous contributing factors that can be physiological or environmental. By understanding the different kinds of pain, and the factors affecting pain, clinicians can individually tailor their approach to…
Understanding how and why women get injured in sport has come a long way, but what we know is still well behind our understanding of men’s sporting injuries. Many aspects of women’s health need to be considered in relation to sport, such as pelvic and breast health and menstruation.
In this episod…
In this episode, hosts Leanne Johnston, Nora Shields, and Georgina Clutterbuck explore strategies to enhance sports and recreation participation for individuals with disabilities. They discuss the Sports Participation Framework, transitioning from screening to international competition. The "…
In this episode, Joshua Zadro, Yenfei Xie, and Travis Haber delve into the impact of language and labels on people's beliefs about musculoskeletal pain. They discuss recent studies exploring the effects of specific labels on patient management strategies. Joshua introduces the concept of labels in…
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