APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist Craig Allingham recently released The Prostate Playbook, which has information and strategies to reduce prostate cancer onset and progression.

Michael Ryan, FACP, will co-present with Darren Beales, FACP, and Trudy Rebbeck, FACP, ‘The complete and advanced lumbar spine and pelvis’ course next month.

Anne-Marie Hill talks about the topic of her upcoming Winter Breakfast presentation in Melbourne with Marina Williams.

Sally Horsley expands on the randomised trial that explores whether early active repetitive motor training after stroke prevents upper limb contracture.

Exercises using a touchscreen tablet application improved functional ability more than an exercise program prescribed on paper in people after surgical carpal tunnel release. María Dolores Cortés Vega expands on this research.

The PRF Grants Review Committee has five new members, and one of them, Verity Pacey, talks to Skye Mitchell about her new appointment.

APA Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health group members Amanda Lee, Tarryn Lawrence, Tory Toogood, Rachel Andrew and Sarah Walsh contribute five discussion points about pelvic pain, and offer examples of how physiotherapy intervention can benefit patients experiencing a range of pelvic pain presentations.

When Mildred Elson became the inaugural recipient of a World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) award named in her honour in 1987, an enthusiastic young student was sitting in the audience. That student was Anne Moseley, who was recently bestowed with WCPT’s highest honour. Melissa Mitchell reports.

Jennifer Hynes’ expertise in the management of low back, pelvic girdle and hip pathology will see her presenting the course ‘An integrated and dynamic approach to the pelvic/hip region’.