A recent study published by researchers at the University of Melbourne and Medibank shows that a weight loss and exercise program delivered by telehealth can significantly improve knee osteoarthritis. A conversation with Professor Kim Bennell and Dr Catherine Keating about the study.

Sophie Heywood, Jillian Chua and Anna Scheer from the Aquatic group present five discussion points about the benefits of aquatic physiotherapy in rehabilitation and the prevention and management of a variety of conditions.

With advances in technology and treatment, survival rates for people with heart disease are improving. For physiotherapists working with these patients, the delivery of both exercise programs and education is critical. To mark National Heart Month, 1–28 February, InMotion looks at a year of huge changes in cardiovascular rehabilitation brought about by COVID-19 and the implications for future practice.

What are the experiences of physiotherapists delivering care for people with knee osteoarthritis, and how do these experiences align with the national Clinical Care Standard? Q&A with Rana Hinman and Samantha Teo.

What does the research say about managing patients with knee osteoarthritis; a tablet-based exercise approach to wrist, hand and finger injuries; and Bobath training for the lower limb after stroke? Read on.

Here are five discussion points about metabolic syndrome that outline how physiotherapists can intervene to prevent chronic disease.

To mark World COPD Day this month, Meredith King and Sonia Cheng from the APA Cardiorespiratory national group highlight five discussion points about the role of physiotherapy in pulmonary rehabilitation.

The results of a recently published study promises to change the way patients with leg infections and swelling are managed.

It is in times of uncertainty that we must remember what it is to be part of a community. Not only the community of physiotherapists and patients that we are all a part of, but the wider community of human beings who are being affected by the happenings of the world right now.

To coincide with World Parkinson’s Day on 11 April, Colleen Canning, Natalie Allen, Sandra Brauer, Robyn Lamont and Serene Paul present five evidence-based practice points for physiotherapists working with people with Parkinson’s disease (PD).