Some of the key apps and technology that you can use to get better results with your patients and clients
- Why it's critical health and fitness professionals improve injury risk and return with data
- How you can improve the FIVE key stages of the patient management process with data and technology
- How you can stop guessing with athletes returning to sport from injury and have more confidence
- The most important part of your patient management journey that you need to improve to improve your bottom line

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

This lecture will cover the latest research and its clinical implications on the following topics. What are the associations between strength and activity after Stroke, specifically - the strength of the affected leg and walk speed after Stroke? How is this impacted by level of disability? How do we increase strength after Stroke across all grades of strength?

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 to contact us on nsw.pd@australian.physio

The SA Branch Council is excited to announce that our biannual State Physiotherapy Symposium is, at this stage, going ahead later this year.

We will be travelling ‘Back to the Brain' as the theme this time around. It will be a day of exploring how important the brain is in all aspects of physical rehabilitation – motivation/ language/positive thinking/neuroplasticity and bio-psychosocial influences.

Speakers not to missed include: Lorimer Moseley, Tash Stanton, Bek Smith and Dr Allan Cyna.

Plus panel discussions such as Angela Potter, Annabel Tolfts and Shannon Cheary looking at Functional Neurological Disorders.

Our breakout sessions cater for a range of interest areas – from virtual reality, hypnosis, vestibular impairment to pelvic pain and mental health

Most importantly we are planning this to be a day of celebration, relief and opportunity for SA physios to reconnect and catch-up face to face. We will make it a fun day!

Registration includes a sit down lunch and closing cocktail hour.

View the full program here: http://images.comms.australian.physio/Web/AUSTRALIANPHYSIOTHERAPYASSOCIATION/%7B0da9f21f-1a70-433c-8dd7-b80c2d2d0ef2%7D_SA_SYMP_20_PROGRAM.pdf

Attendance at this course requires the completion of the Spinal Physiotherapy Part A online modules to be purchased separately via CPD4physios .