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Step into the future of knee osteoarthritis care with Dr. Thorlene Edgerton, Ali Gibbs, and Adrian Kan. Uncover the challenges in current guidelines and how physiotherapists are leading the way. Ali Gibbs explores the need for evidence in exercise types, while Adrian Kan shares exciting pre-operative lifestyle modification research. Engaging clinical stories showcase the power of patient education and holistic approaches. Join these experts as they highlight the pivotal role of physiotherapists, bridging gaps in guidelines, and shaping the future of knee osteoarthritis care!
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