This lecture will cover the following topics:

· What design factors to consider in inpatient brain injury units: an overlooked aspect of patient assessment and management?

· What theoretical approaches traditionally underpin why physical design features are selected? The good, the bad, the controversial.

· Emergent research approaches/methods to inform brain injury response to the built environment

· Sharing of some published PhD work; and preliminary findings using virtual reality technology and stroke survivors.

Please note: This is a live webinar. Login instructions including link details will be sent to registrants on the day of the event. If login instructions are not received by midday on the day of the lecture, contact us on vic.pd@australian.physio.

Please join us for our new year forum and have your say in events planned for SA in 2021. We will have wine, beer and nibbles with an update from your SA Committee.

This face to face event will be held at the APA SA Branch in Kent Town

Please register by Friday 29 January 2021.

PROF JUDITH GOH

Urogynaecologist MBBS (QLD), FRANZCOG, PHD, CU, AO (Order of Australia)

Prof Judith Goh is a urogynacologist, practicing in Brisbane. Since 1995, she has been a self-funded medical volunteer, working mainly in the area of obstetric fistula. In 2012, Prof Goh was awarded the Officer of the Order of Australis (AO) for distinguished service to gynaecological medicine, particularly in the field of fistula surgery, and to the promotion of the rights of women and children in developing countries. She was awarded the AMA Women in Medicine Award in 2018.

DR NEROLI NGENDA

Gynaecologist MBBS MRANZCOG FRANZCOGClinical Lecturer, University of QueenslandCertificate in Reproductive Medicine UNSW

Dr Neroli Ngenda is a Gynaecologist working in private practice at Sunnybank Private Hospital. She has a special interest in vulval disease and sees patients privately in this regard as well as through the Vulval Clinic at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital which she established in 2002. She is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Vulvovaginal Society and regularly attends both local and international meetings in this area of special interest.

**This event is now full. To register your interest and to be added to a wait list please contact andrea.ebert@australian.physio

Vestibular rehabilitation has evolved as a specialist area of clinical practice in rehabilitation as our understanding and awareness of the debilitating sequelae of dizziness and vestibular impairments increases.This course aims to provide an overview of vestibular anatomy and introduce clinicians to the assessment and treatment of individuals with vestibular dysfunction resulting in activity limitations and participation restrictions.

This course is offered as a professional development opportunity for physiotherapists in occupational health.
In this one-day highly interactive course, participants will gain an understanding of risk management principles and risk control measures, hazardous manual tasks assessment and analysis, and good work design.

Participants will also gain knowledge of commonly used risk assessment tools, and how to conduct a risk assessment. Participants will explore these topics through a mix of presentations, group discussions, case studies and scenarios.