Research translation
Research is so valuable to our profession. Strong scientific evidence based research enables physiotherapists to adopt the latest, safest and most effective techniques when providing care and treatment to patients. This is why the PRF is funding what we call ‘research translation’. We are highly invested in discovering innovative ways to reproduce research findings and deliver content in a more digestible manner.
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Patient and practitioner mental health in Physiotherapy practice
Sports participation for children with disability
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Enhanced neuroplasticity following stroke
Advanced Telerehabilitation for stable COPD
Cost-effectiveness preoperative physiotherapy
Mobilisation with movement after distal radius fracture
Falls prevention in Australian Residential Aged Care
Physiotherapy management of COVID-19
Physiotherapy management of Down syndrome
Physiotherapy management of Parkinson’s disease
Physiotherapy management of incontinence in men
Physiotherapy management of neck pain
Physiotherapy management of urinary incontinence in females
Physiotherapy management of sciatica
Michele Callisaya—All in good balance
Mark Hancock—Catching the research bug
Bernadette Brady—Better health for all
Wei-Ju Chang—The greedy researcher
Breanne Kunstler—Positively changing behaviour
Julie Hides—Backs in space!
Activity advice, move a little bit more
Patient education is king - GLA:D
Dementia, cognitive impairment and exercise
The golden ticket - exercise and stroke
Back pain, imaging and overdiagnosis
Five facts about physiotherapy and asthma
Five facts about advanced practice physiotherapy
Five facts about aquatic physiotherapy
Neck pain and migraine: a cross-sectional, single-blinded study
Five facts about acupuncture and dry needling for musculoskeletal pain
Bicycle-riding for children with cerebral palsy
Five facts about physiotherapy and male pelvic health
Five facts about spinal cord injury
Five facts about physiotherapy and cruciate ligament disease in dogs
Five facts about physiotherapy and bone health
Positive experiences with telehealth during COVID-19
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