The past year has provided so many opportunities for the APA to engage with, influence and lead the health sector, internationally as well as here in Australia. 

Are you about to graduate, about to start practising or returning to practice? Here are some tips for ensuring that the registration process goes smoothly.

Advertising is a useful way for you, as a provider of regulated health services, to communicate your services to assist consumers to make informed choices. However, in providing and advertising a regulated health service, you have obligations to the public to ensure that your advertisements are legally compliant.

A select team of advanced scope physiotherapists at Perth’s Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital’s emergency department have begun administering paracetamol and ibuprofen to patients following a successful three-month audit period. Here, those who advocated for the change discuss the implications for the profession.

APA General Manager, Policy and Government Relations Simon Tatz considers what ‘allied health’ means to consumers struggling to navigate our complex health system.

APA National President Scott Willis considers the APA’s upcoming white paper, Future of Physiotherapy in Australia, which calls for comprehensive reform and outlines seven detailed actions to bring it about.

As the APA releases a significant white paper on physiotherapy’s future, APA General Manager, Policy and Government Relations Simon Tatz considers the history and purpose of white papers.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, we are still experiencing the effects and after-effects of COVID-19 in the clinic and beyond.

APA General Manager, Policy and Government Relations Simon Tatz reflects on the opportunities for healthcare reform presented by a diverse and progressive new Parliament.

Low back pain is the fifth most common reason for emergency department (ED) presentations in Australia.