Zoe Russell presents a case study analysing risk factors and considerations for chronological versus outcome-based progression in rehabilitation for a return to running.

Joshua Heerey has been awarded a $10,000 Beryl Hayes Memorial grant to investigate the burden of hip pain on young and middle-aged adults.

Zhiqi Liang from The University of Queensland has been awarded a $15,964 Project Grant to gain a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying neck pain in migraine, which is essential for directing management.

Lead author Dr Lucia Cugusi discusses her systematic review on the effects of aquatic exercise on disease severity, (non-)motor impairments, activity performance, fear of falling, and quality of life in people with Parkinson’s disease.

Sarah Amesz, Dr Simone Dorsch, Natalie Fini, Phoebe Sansom, Zhao Lin Teoh contribute five treatment modalities that are recommended in the 2017 Clinical Guidelines for Stroke Management, as well as some practical tips on how to implement them in your practice.

What matters most? This is asked during National Palliative Care Week this month (19–25 May) to encourage the community to plan ahead for end-of-life care. Here, a number of physiotherapists with palliative care experience offer their insights into this important area of care.

A new population-level study examining the likelihood of knee replacement surgery up to 15 years after a sports-related knee injury has implications for physiotherapists working in rehabilitation, particularly for the education of their patients. Melissa Mitchell speaks with lead researcher Ilana Ackerman about the findings.

What happens when the best evidence challenges deeply engrained beliefs, opinions, trends and systems? Kieran Richardson discusses why wholesale changes are needed to current views on ACL tears.