Dr Amy Dennett, Jayne Grubits, Tara Redemski, Amy Bowman, Hildegard Reul-Hirche and Germaine Tan from the APA Cancer, Palliative Care and Lymphoedema national group present five discussion points about exercise prescription in cancer treatment and the role of physiotherapists.

Physiotherapist Rachel Nelligan has won a Premier’s Award for her work developing digital resources to help people with knee osteoarthritis, writes Marina Williams.

Monash University researcher Dr Luke Perraton has received a grant from the Physiotherapy Research Foundation to investigate the feasibility of a new group exercise approach to the treatment of rotator cuff-related shoulder pain. We talk to him here about the project.

Associate Professor Michele Callisaya, Dr Kate Lawler and Dr Claudia Meyer contribute five evidence-based practice points about physical activity and working with people living with dementia. 

The care of burns patients can often be confronting and challenging but physiotherapists working in this space are sharing their passion and dedication. June is National Burns Awareness Month and InMotion speaks with three experienced physiotherapists from around the country who are at the coalface of burns recovery and research.

To coincide with World Asthma Day 2022, Sonia Cheng and Mitchell Taylor from the APA Cardiorespiratory national group present five discussion points about the role of physiotherapists in the management of chronic asthma.

Psychologist and PhD candidate Emily Subara-Zukic is researching dual-tasking ability in children with and without developmental coordination disorder.

French physiotherapist Fairuz Boujibar is the lead author on a new prospective inception cohort study that investigates whether quick and simple exercise tests can predict postoperative complications among patients undergoing resection of lung cancer.

Indian physiotherapist Nehal Shah is the lead author on a long-term randomised trial of physiotherapist-supervised exercise for people with chronic Guillain-Barré syndrome.