A recent grant recipient is investigating the development of an online training package to help physiotherapists manage acute vestibular conditions

A pioneering telehealth clinic in regional Queensland is providing physiotherapy expertise to non- urgent patients on the orthopaedic waiting list, connecting them with care like never before.

In this second instalment of a two-part series on knee osteoarthritis and conservative management in the public setting in Canberra, Professor Jennie Scarvell discusses a research project that is helping to reshape the care pathway.

The 2024 federal Budget was delivered by Treasurer Jim Chalmers a few months ago and although it did not have much to help the consumer navigate the health system, it did attempt to ease cost-of-living pressures.

Holly Shuttleworth considers the historical background to the experiences and challenges facing LGBTQIA+ patients today.

Ruth Grant explores the life and remarkable career of South Australian physiotherapist Anna Dorothea (Nan) Morrison, who graduated in 1938 and observed many changes in the profession over the following decades.

Physiotherapist Alisha da Silva has received a Physiotherapy Research Foundation Seeding Grant to co-design a website for patients returning home from the ICU.

Jane Latimer AO has been recognised internationally for her research into low back pain and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and for her powerful leadership and advocacy for women.

A group of physiotherapists in Melbourne recently conducted a mixed-methods study to investigate the student experience of near-peer-led simulation in physiotherapy education. Senior author Associate Professor Selina Parry answers some questions about the study and its findings.

A group of physiotherapists in Melbourne has tackled the issue of clinical supervision for physiotherapists practising in the public health system. Corresponding author David Snowdon answers some questions about their randomised trial.