Anne-Marie Hill believes more women should get involved in research so the profession can continue to lead the way in the translation of evidence into practice.

John Quintner questions certain trends in thinking among some physiotherapists working in the area of pain management.

Next March, Leon Straker will outline the potential hazards associated with excessive sitting and excessive standing and the approach to designing the ideal work balance. 

Physiotherapists looking to update their knowledge in cystic fibrosis care are now able to access a website, designed by experienced physiotherapists, that delivers up-to-date, evidence-based education, writes Jenny Hauser.

To celebrate their 20th birthday, the PEDRo team have identified the five most important randomised controlled trials in physiotherapy published in the years 2014–2019.

A 2019 Churchill Fellowship has been awarded to Dr Louise Fuller, APAM, enabling her to travel to four countries to explore the latest research during a four-week study tour. 

Associate Professor at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Martijn Stuiver, elaborates on his recent editorial published in the Journal of Physiotherapy about the international perspective on integrating physiotherapists in oncology care.

George Ntoumenopoulos, Danni Dunlop, Ianthe Boden, Marie Williams, Kylie Johnston and Lara Edbrooke discuss five lesser known facts about cardiorespiratory physiotherapy and what you can implement in your current practice.

The APA is advocating strongly to promote and improve access to physiotherapy services for all Australians. Two of the ways in which this can be achieved is through telehealth services and clear career pathways. InMotion speaks to two physiotherapists about their experiences in these areas.

UK physiotherapist Elaine Owen will present a fresh approach to the observation and analysis of walking and standing, the classification and management of abnormal standing, stepping and walking patterns in children with disabilities.