John Breckenridge, from our practice, along with Dr Andrew Hirschhorn and John Lockhart have had a research article published in the BioMed Central. The article looks at innovative methods of recording patient upper limb ROM outside of the clinic environment and potential wearable accelerometer-based physical activity monitors.
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Australian Physiotherapy Association Conference
Mid-October saw a number of our team attend and present at the biennial Australian Physiotherapy Association Conference at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. About 2,000 physiotherapists from as far afield as Europe and Africa came together at the conference to hear and discuss the latest in physiotherapy research.
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