Pain series 2024 - Pain and Sleep
In the second of a 3 part series on Pain, Dr David Klyne will offer new insights into the relationship between sleep and pain by highlighting findings from recent human and animal studies. These findings will get at the mechanisms underlying this relationship as well as how sleep can start to be considered in the clinic for preventing and managing chronic pain.
Follow the links for more information on parts 1 and 3:
Pain series 2024 - Pain and Diet
Pain series 2024 - Pain and Physical Activity
• VIC, TAS, NSW, ACT, QLD – 7.00pm AEST
• SA, NT – 6.30pm
• WA – 5.00pm
This is a live webinar and will not be recorded. Login instructions including link details will be sent to registrants the day before the event. If login instructions are not received (please check your inbox as well as junk/spam folders) by close of business the day before the lecture, please contact us on karen.ide@australian.physio
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Women's Pelvic Health Level 2 - Part B
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The APA Women’s Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Level 2 was developed by the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and Women’s Health Training Associates (WHTA).
This course is delivered through a blended learning model, and uses a mix of teaching and learning approaches with a focus on active learning and learner-centred strategies. The Australian Physiotherapy Association is committed to diversity, inclusion and eliminating discrimination. We value and celebrate people of diverse gender identity, sex characteristics and sexual orientations.
By registering for the Part B face-to-face course, you are agreeing to volunteer as a model for both vaginal examination (VE) and digital rectal examination (DRE). Please note, there are very limited places allocated for people who have a valid contraindication to VE or DRE to attend and not be required to model. Valid exclusion from being a model for the VE and/or the DRE will be considered on a case-by-case basis on receipt of a request prior to the course.
A valid reason to not model for the vaginal examination practical is not necessarily a valid reason to not model for the rectal examination, and vice versa.
Valid reasons for not modelling for the VE practical include:
- first trimester pregnancy
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- if you are a person who does not have a vagina
- 8 weeks postpartum with lochia still present,
- severe vestibulodynia
- an active genital herpes outbreak
Being on your menstrual period will NOT be accepted as a valid reason to not be a model for the vaginal examination practical as up to a quarter of the group are likely to have their menstrual period during the course. However, whilst virginity is not a contra-indication in clinical practice, it will be accepted as a valid reason to not model in the practicum if the participant wishes not to volunteer.
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Oncology Scar Specialist
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19 August
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APA Member: $30.00
Students: $0.00
Pain group: $0.00
30.00: $APA Member
0.00: $Students
0.00: $Pain group
David Klyne
Dr David Klyne is a NHMRC Leadership Fellow and Fulbright Scholar at the University of Queensland. There he leads an international team that probe the bio-psycho-social mechanisms that underlie physiological and pathological pain, including the transition to chronicity. His niche is in understanding the neuro-immune pathways involved and how they can be targeted with interventions using a blend of basic and clinical sciences and his skills and knowledge gained through his four degrees – neuro-immunology (PhD, 2018), molecular biology (Master), physiotherapy (Doctorate) and applied sciences (Bachelor). This work has received international acclaim, including winning the ISSLS Prize—the premier international prize in spinal research—twice. He was one of ten Australian scientists to attend the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting (on two separate occasions), and has received $95K in research prize money and >$15M ($6M as CIA/PI) in research funding.