John Breckenridge, Principal Physiotherapist recently had a poster presentation at the International Congress of Shoulder & Elbow Therapists in Jeju, Korea. There was great interest his study on The Shoulder Left/Right Judgement Task: Shoulder Pain & Motor Imagery Performance. Well done JB, the Practice is very proud of the research work we undertake to improve the clinical services that we provide to our patients.
More than one in three people aged 65 or over fall at least once a year. Patient falls are the most common reported adverse events for hospitalised patients.
Paula Peralta has just returned from an IPC shooting World Cup event in Bangkok, Thailand. The Australian Paralympic shooting team took 4 athletes to the event in what is a big year for the team leading into the Rio Paralympics. The team made a number of finals with Natalie Smith narrowly missing the medals with a 4th placing.
We would like to welcome our new graduates to the profession and to our practice group. The 2016 new graduates include Emma Carnegie, Jock McKenzie, Ryan Fraser, Tenielle Tritsaris, Veeral Patel.
Our physiotherapists at Blacktown and Penrith attended their annual CPR accreditation last week. Stephanie and Gabrielle are pictured mid training.
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