Research

Chatting about knee pain
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

Chatting about knee pain


Chris Swinburne, APAM, reviews a chat bot designed to triage patients with knee injuries.



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Celebrating best practice
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

Celebrating best practice

As a new graduate, I relished the opportunity to go over to the UK to work as a physiotherapist and gain some work experience. One of the most surprising comments made while I worked there was ‘We love Aussie physios, you are the best!’ At the time I didn’t pay much attention, and I returned home to start my own practice in aged care.


‘We are hoping to “transform” your practice with our upcoming conference in Adelaide next month. ’

Cervical radiculopathy
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

Cervical radiculopathy


Jonathan Wray presents a case that reflects evidence-guided clinical reasoning while incorporating patient preference to achieve optimal clinical outcomes.

Fund supports state-based research
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

Fund supports state-based research


MJ ROSEN FUND Grant applications are open to new and recent Western Australian graduate members.



Since 2001, the Marcus J Rosen Fund has been helping selected state-based physiotherapy graduates attend a relevant conference to present research findings from their honours or thesis projects.

Have you read these winning papers yet?
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

Have you read these winning papers yet?


The top-ranked core physiotherapy journal in the world publishes research that is not only significant to clinical practice but is sought-after as well.



Each year two published papers from the Journal are recognised, one as Paper of the Year and the other with the Readers’ Choice Award.

Research to get you thinking
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

Research to get you thinking


Davide de Sousa discusses a randomised trial exploring whether two weeks of intensive sit-to-stand training in addition to usual care will improve sit-to-stand in people who are unable to stand up independently after stroke.



You recently published a study of intensive sit-to-stand training in people who could not stand up independently after having a stroke. Is this something for which evidence was lacking?

5 facts about … paediatric physiotherapy
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

5 facts about … paediatric physiotherapy


Josh Pate, Emma McComb, Dr David Spurrier, Karen Herbert and Christine Wilson contribute five discussion points about common presentations in the paediatric patient cohort and developments in treatments for children and babies.



1. Persistent pain affects children too

CONFERENCE: Neurology
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

CONFERENCE: Neurology


Invited speaker Mark Bayley examines perceptions of concussion in the broader community and the implications for treating physiotherapists.

How research can transform clinical practice
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

How research can transform clinical practice

Transform: to change completely the appearance or character of something or someone, especially so that that thing or person is improved (Cambridge Dictionary). Transform: the theme of the APA Conference, October 2019, Adelaide. Transform: research into practice—my two bob’s worth.

Optimising your practice
INMOTION 31 Dec, 2021

Optimising your practice


Nicholas Schuster, APAM, has owned a physiotherapy business for his entire adult life. Here, he gives an insight into how to build a thriving physiotherapy private practice.