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The image is an illustration of a builder's scaffold.
Building stronger foundations for stroke care and rehabilitation
A photo of physiotherapy trailblazer Prue Galley is superimposed over a graphic image representing the 1970s.
How Australian physiotherapy claimed its independence
An illustration of the neural pathways in the brain
Shining a spotlight on pain research
A patient's knee is examined by a therapist as if he is in pain.
Collective approach takes the sting out of pain management
A generic, overhead photograph of two wrestlers locked in battle.
Wrestling with a late career change
A computer-generated conceptual image of technology, featuring an image of a human body with the skeleton displayed x-ray-style, overlaid on computer test, and other technological symbols including graphs and pie charts.
Working out digital health technology's place in physiotherapy
An artist's impression of collective, so as to visualise volunteering within the APA.
The gift of time and passion
A physiotherapist helps an elderly woman exercise to improve her balance.
Physios focus on falls
Illustration by Nadia Rose, proud Gunditjmara woman
First Nations physios on culture, care and closing the gap
The image is of a woman hiding behind a camera, taking a photo. A series of photographs of physiotherapists surround the central photo, representing snapshots.
Snapshots of physiotherapy

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