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Exercise Physiology AND Physiotherapy
Read More: Exercise Physiology AND Physiotherapy“Alone we can do so little but together we can achieve so much” Exercise physiology and physiotherapy within disability and…
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5 Myths about Exercise Physiologists
Read More: 5 Myths about Exercise PhysiologistsAccredited Exercise Physiologists (AEP’s) are university-qualified allied health professionals who design, deliver and evaluate safe and effective physical interventions for…
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The importance of maintaining physiotherapy services during COVID-19
Read More: The importance of maintaining physiotherapy services during COVID-19Physiotherapy has long played an important role in maximising independence and optimising mobility. At the beginning of the pandemic, leading…
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NDIS capacity building for inclusion, participation and independence
Read More: NDIS capacity building for inclusion, participation and independenceThis week (Monday 25th October to Sunday 31st October) is OT Week 2021, and this year’s theme is participation, inclusion,…
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Is telehealth right for me?
Read More: Is telehealth right for me?The COVID-19 pandemic has propelled telehealth into public awareness as health professionals try to navigate travel restrictions and lockdowns while…
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Managing chronic pain
Read More: Managing chronic painMost, if not all, of us will experience periods of physical pain throughout our lives. Nerves carry signals from our…
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The benefits of working in a multidisciplinary allied health team
Read More: The benefits of working in a multidisciplinary allied health teamA multidisciplinary team (MDT) is a group of professionals from different disciplines collaborating in the delivery of comprehensive patient care…
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Working together for better therapy outcomes: A multi-disciplinary approach
Read More: Working together for better therapy outcomes: A multi-disciplinary approachOne NDIS plan, many NDIS service providers As an NDIS participant, you may have received funding for multiple services as…
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NDIS registered provider: Why it matters
Read More: NDIS registered provider: Why it mattersChoosing an NDIS registered provider and why it matters Many NDIS participants do not realise that not all service providers…
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Why good NDIS reporting is critical for success
Read More: Why good NDIS reporting is critical for successQuality matters when it comes to NDIS reporting The quality of an NDIS report can determine whether or not NDIS…
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Parkinson’s: Causes, symptoms and management
Read More: Parkinson’s: Causes, symptoms and managementWhat is Parkinson’s? Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological condition that recent research suggests affects over 100,000 Australians. Parkinson’s presents through…
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Back to Basics: Physiotherapy
Read More: Back to Basics: PhysiotherapyWhat is a Physiotherapist? Physiotherapists possess in-depth understanding of the human body in terms of both structure and movement. This…
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Back to Basics: Speech Pathology
Read More: Back to Basics: Speech PathologyWhat is a Speech Pathologist? Speech Pathologists are experts in communication. Their clinical role involves the study, diagnosis, and treatment…