Skip to main content
Find a physio
jobs4physios
cpd4physios.com.au
classifieds4physios
shop4physios
FOCUS26
Sign in to your account
Incorrect username or password
Forgot your password
Not a member? Join today. Returning member? Re-join today
Forgot your password
Not a member or returning member?
Join today.
Join now
Re-join today
Your session has expired.
Login Logout
Sign in to your account
Incorrect username or password
Forgot your password
Not a member? Join today. Returning member? Re-join today
Accessibility & Language
PhysioHub
APA websites

Are you sure you want to change your home address?

Yes No

Are you sure you want to change your mailing address?

Yes No
Australian Physiotherapy Association
APA Menu
  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
  • MEMBERSHIP
  • PD
  • RESEARCH
  • INMOTION
  • ADVOCACY
  • MEDIA
  • CAMPAIGNS
  • CONTACT
Accessibility & Language
  • Home
  • About us
  • Membership
  • PD
  • Resources
  • Research
  • InMotion
  • Advocacy
  • Media
  • campaigns
  • Contact
PhysioHub
APA websites
  • Find a physio
  • jobs4physios
  • cpd4physios.com.au
  • classifieds4physios
  • shop4physios
  • FOCUS26
 
 
 
 
Active older woman smiles with her dog sitting in a forest.
5 Facts about physiotherapy and incontinence in older people
An older woman in a green t shirt and brown pants is on a treadmill in front of a window. A woman in a blue shirt and white pants is helping her.
Finding out what patients really want
A man clutching his knee as if in a lot of pain.
Clinical reasoning and pain sensitivity
The image shows an Alexa device on a benchtop, with some swirling lines around it to indicate that its active. In the background a woman is looking at the device.
Alexa, please show me the exercise
An illustration of a pair of yellow lungs against a teal background.
Testing for desaturation in chronic lung disease
Image shows a person from the chest down holding their hip as they sit down on a bed.
Can MRI findings predict future low back pain and disability?
An enhanced microscopic photograph of cancerous blood cells. The cells are red and the background is blurred.
Blood cancer management
A pretty science lab of glass beakers and titration equipment displayed with flowers and herbs.
Research builds the evidence base
A colourful collection of numbers in a scattered arrangement.
Data collection and LGBTQIA+ patients
A graphic illustration of a face is looking at a hand holding up the question mark symbol.
Find what you seek

Pagination

  • Previous page ‹‹
  • Page 29
  • Next page ››
Subscribe to Research and practice

APA Partners

visaprint
HealthShare
voltaren
logo
logo
dec
logo
logo
inspire
Bare Mum
Tyro Health
VALD Health
Petcover
NeckRest_White_Banner
Noble_Oak_white
Member Benefits Australia
Revitive
Leuko
LeaseMap
OPC
EMS
Elastoplast
Cliniko
Buro Seating logo
Dunlopillo
wine direct
Thermoskin
SRC Health
Spartan
Sleepmaker
Ascent Footwear
Maurice_Blackburn_White_Banner
bakballs
Hesta
HealthSaver
Flexeze
BMS
Steel Blue 2022 Reverse logo
logo

Australian Physiotherapy Association

The APA is the national peak body organisation representing the interests of Australian physiotherapists and their patients.

Acknowledgement

The APA respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the country on which we work.

LGBTQIA+ commitment

The APA is committed to fostering diversity and inclusion, eliminating discrimination based on gender identity, sexual orientation, and innate variations in sex characteristics. We advocate for equitable, affirming healthcare and work to dismantle exclusionary practices affecting LGBTQIA+ communities. 

Get in touch

 
  • +  Level 1, 1175 Toorak Road
  • +  Camberwell, VIC, 3124, Australia
  • +  Phone: +61 3 9092 0888
  • +  Email: info@australian.physio
  •  
  • ABN 89 004 265 150

Quick Links

 

  •  About us
  •  Membership
  •  PD
  •  Resources
  •  Research
  •  InMotion
  •  Advocacy
  •  Media
  •  Campaigns

Important Info

 

  •  Work with us
  •  Partner with us
  •  Advertise with us
  •  Terms and Conditions
  •  Privacy Policy
  •  Complaints and feedback
  •  FAQs

© Copyright 2026 by Australian Physiotherapy Association. All rights reserved.