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Paediatric Physiotherapy Level 1 is a wholly virtual course comprising an online self-paced component Part A, followed by a live virtual classroom Part B. It provides introductory clinical skills and knowledge to equip individuals new to working in paediatric physiotherapy. Part B has lively discussions between learners and expert presenters and the opportunity to ask questions along the way.
This live virtual session is Part B of the Paediatric Physiotherapy Level 1 course. You must attend a live virtual session in order to complete the Paediatric Physiotherapy Level 1 course.
Important note: Part A must be successfully completed before you can progress to Part B. If you register for Part B, joining details for the live virtual session will be issues once Part A is complete.
Concussion represents the majority of traumatic brain injuries, with approximately 85% of traumatic brain injuries classified as concussion, highlighting the importance of contemporary, evidence-based approaches to assessment and management.
Concussion assessment and management continues to evolve, with many recent updates to the way concussion is defined, diagnosed and assessed. This lecture will provide an overview of these changes, including updates to the definition of concussion, diagnostic criteria and commonly used assessment tools. Emerging technologies are increasingly being exlpored to support rehabilitation of concussion.
The lecture will also explore the role of physiotherapy in the assessment and management of concussion as well as the role of technology in clinical practice.
The College Knowledge Exchange is a series of presentations delivered by Fellows of the Australian College of Physiotherapists (the College) exclusively for members of the College. Including a presentation followed by the opportunity for Q&A and peer-to-peer interaction, the College Knowledge Exchange is a great opportunity to connect with the College network and learn from the experience of your esteemed College peers.
Ann Rahmann - Managing older adults with dizziness - positional nystagmus is not always BPPV
This presentation will use a case-based discussion to review the complexities of dizziness in older adults. Although benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) is increasing common with advancing age, not all positional nystagmus in older adults is BPPV.
Please join us for an evening of networking and presentations for those looking to move into the gerontology space or graduates.
Hear from several physiotherapists with different backgrounds in the gerontology field and how they came to be there.
A wonderful way to wrap up the year for all physiotherapists interested in gerontology; all are welcome (members and non-members) and there will be refreshments supplied.
This is a face to face event in APA office in Bentley.
Join the Illawarra and Shoalhaven Regional Group for an evening with some of the region's elite sports physiotherapists, bringing together experience from Australian swimming, rugby league, rugby union, basketball, AFL, surfing, soccer and Olympic sport.
This panel discussion will take you behind the scenes of high-performance sport, exploring how sports physios help athletes recover, return to play and stay at the top of their game. Hear practical insights, real-world stories and career reflections from clinicians who have worked across elite teams and major sporting environments.
Whether you work in private practice, community sport, hospital settings or elite performance, this event offers an opportunity to sharpen your thinking, connect with peers and be inspired by the breadth of sports physiotherapy in action.
Finish the evening with some networking and nibbles.
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