Lauren Rickersey and Annaliese Williams of Barry Nilsson discuss a clinical scenario where a physiotherapist has not taken appropriate precautions to ensure that no harm comes to a patient in their care and provide some safeguards to prevent this from happening to you.

Effective assessment of lower limb injury and dysfunction and a tailored treatment strategy will enable patients to return to their previous level of activity, says Michael Vadiveloo, the presenter of an upcoming course on lower limb rehabilitation.

Fractured neck of femur is a common injury, with more than 25,000 older adults hospitalised each year—a figure that is expected to continue to rise. Emma Blake, Brett Baxter and Thomas Petrie from the Orthopaedics national group present five discussion points about the associated risk factors and management of these fractures.

Monash University researcher Dr Luke Perraton has received a grant from the Physiotherapy Research Foundation to investigate the feasibility of a new group exercise approach to the treatment of rotator cuff-related shoulder pain. We talk to him here about the project.

The care of burns patients can often be confronting and challenging but physiotherapists working in this space are sharing their passion and dedication. June is National Burns Awareness Month and InMotion speaks with three experienced physiotherapists from around the country who are at the coalface of burns recovery and research.

Joanne Kemp, Christian Barton, Allison Ezzat, Danilo de Oliveira Silva, Joshua Heerey and Marcella Ferraz Pazzinatto present five discussion points about the role of physiotherapy in the diagnosis and management of osteoarthritis.

Applying for grants can be a daunting process. APA member and Beartrap inventor Phill Forostenko discusses how he did it.

A conversation with a physiotherapist in Lismore about what the physio community can do to help people affected by the floods in the Northern Rivers region.

Like many others, this clinic had to adapt to the challenges posed by COVID-19. Change born out of necessity is setting up success for the future.

Jon Ford presents a case in which treatment informed by a hypothesis of a nociplastic-dominant pain type was highly effective.