Physiotherapy
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Physio, chiro, osteo and myo: what's the difference and which one should I get? Health Times - 08-12-2020
Many of us might not be as fit as we were before the pandemic hit, and as community sport restarts and gyms reopen across the country amid eased coronavirus restrictions,
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Telehealth to be permanently funded Nicole Madigan - 04-12-2020
Last month, Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt announced that telehealth would be permanently funded – a move welcomed by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
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Physiotherapists can play a key role in helping their patients quit smoking Health Times - 20-11-2020
Physiotherapists can play a central role in helping their patients quit smoking with a simple three-step intervention model, according to new ACU research from cardiorespiratory
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We studied mental toughness in ultra-marathon runners Health Times - 10-11-2020
For most people, running a marathon sounds like a lot of work — and they probably wouldn’t even consider completing
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Research shows poor sleep linked to lifestyle factors AAP - 28-10-2020
Feeling tired? Obesity and depression are among the reasons why people are getting poor sleep, even if they're spending plenty of time in bed.
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New study points to best bone health for kids AAP - 18-10-2020
New research has revealed the right levels of exercise, activity and sleep to ensure bone health in children. Childhood bone
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APA calls for immediate funding to enable aged care access to physiotherapy Nicole Madigan - 14-10-2020
The Royal Commission has recommended the urgent funding of physiotherapists, and other allied health practitioners, to increase the provision of these vital services to aged
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Regrowing knee cartilage: new animal studies show promise Health Times - 13-10-2020
In our joints, a slippery, elastic tissue called cartilage covers the ends of the articulating bones. If this protective
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Workout pre-menopause to boost health in later life Haley Williams - 02-10-2020
Women who want to enjoy peak health in their later years should establish an exercise routine before they hit menopause according to recent research published in the Journal
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World Physiotherapy Day focuses on respiratory illness Haley Williams - 04-09-2020
September 8, 2020, marks World Physiotherapy Day, a global event that recognises the importance of physiotherapists in the community. This year’s theme, ‘rehabilitation
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Pandemic headache keeps physio busy Haley Williams - 03-07-2020
Roger O'Toole, Director and Senior Clinician at the Melbourne Headache Centre, said his clinic experienced the
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Work from home set up caused spike in injuries AAP - 17-06-2020
Makeshift work-from-home set-ups are being blamed for a spike in neck, shoulder and back injuries presenting to physiotherapists and chiropractors.
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Coronavirus: how physiotherapists are helping patients recover Health Times - 15-06-2020
Most people who contract coronavirvus (COVID-19) recover. But about 14% will have a severe infection, and a further 6% will become critically ill. Research shows
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Sports injuries make their mark on Aussies Health Times - 14-04-2020
Almost 60,000 Australians were admitted to hospital for injuries sustained while playing sport in 2016–17, according to a new report by the Australian Institute of Health
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Sleep is vital in our body's immune system AAP - 25-03-2020
At a time when Australians need their immune systems to be at their peak, we're reminded of the importance of sleep in maintaining our overall health.
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Interactive tool helps physios with complex fine motor skills Haley Williams - 03-03-2020
A new device is helping student physios at the University of Melbourne to improve their complex fine motor skills, which are critical to assessing and treating patients suffering
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Physiotherapy part of the recovery for Samoa's measles patients Health Times - 22-01-2020
How were your holidays? Ask Wintec physiotherapy tutor Oka Sanerivi this question and he’ll tell you he went to Samoa, to help fight the measles epidemic.
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Study finds straight back for lifting may be a myth Haley Williams - 09-01-2020
The belief that lifting with a straight back minimises the risk of injury may be busted with new research out of Curtin University. The research paper, ‘T
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APA welcomes new health insurance rebates Nicole Madigan - 02-12-2019
The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) has thrown its weight behind the Health Minister’s plan, announced this month, that will provide consumers with private
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New Zealand's newest physiotherapy school is working for students Health Times - 04-11-2019
When Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) developed New Zealand’s first new physiotherapy programme in 45 years, it presented an exciting opportunity to deliver

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