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INMOTION 01 Jul, 2026

Five facts about physiotherapy and neuropathic pain

The International Association for the Study of Pain named 2026 as the Global Year for Neuropathic Pain. Zoë Harper, Karri Field and Cameron Dickson of the APA Pain national group present five discussion points about this condition.

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INMOTION 29 Jun, 2026

Neuroimmune contributions to pain

PERSISTENT PAIN The combined role of the nervous system and the immune system as a contributor to persistent pain is slowly being worked out by researchers. Physiotherapy researcher Dr Scott Farrell talks about new avenues for investigation.

There is increasing recognition of the role of neuroimmune factors as contributors to persistent pain but the mechanisms behind this are still being teased out. 

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INMOTION 24 Jun, 2026

Delivering effective interventions

The upcoming issue of the Journal spans prevention, rehabilitation, implementation and workforce reform. Scientific editor Mark Elkins provides a summary of the content.

The July issue of Journal of Physiotherapy highlights how contemporary physiotherapy increasingly depends not only on effective interventions, but also on understanding what patients value, how clinicians deliver care and how health systems support implementation. 

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INMOTION 01 Jun, 2026

No evidence for CME effectiveness alarms physios

RESEARCH FOCUS Cuevas Medek Exercises are an increasingly popular paediatric therapy for children with disability but a recent review has shown that little evidence exists to support their use.

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INMOTION 01 Jun, 2026

Working out digital health technology's place in physiotherapy

As digital technologies continue to develop and their use becomes more widespread in healthcare, the ability of physiotherapists to adapt for the future is paramount. Here, based on their popular session at APASC25 in Adelaide last October, Mark Merolli, Leo Ng and Trevor Russell offer insights into the power and potential of digital health technology in clinical practice.

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