Check out the hyperlinked publications in which our staff have contributed in March; Australian and New Zealand Pulmonary Rehabilitation Guidelines An optimised patient information sheet did not significantly increase recruitment or retention…
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Full list of publications from the LASEM researchers in February; Title Oxygen therapy for interstitial lung disease: a systematic review Validity and reliability of an activity monitor to quantify arm…
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By: @Kristian Lyng and @Mathias Brandhøj After a great session on injury prevention, the #Hamstrung17 Conference went on to tackle the problem of diagnosing the injury, before explaining how to optimize…
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By: @Mathias Brandhøj & @Kristian Lyng The #Hamstrung17 Conference – the “Hamstring Injury Journey”, was held in Melbourne on the 18th of February. The following blog is a recap of the…
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An evidence-practice gap cannot be disputed and must be a priority for us all to address – government, policy makers, researchers, clinicians and patients. The Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal is…
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“It felt like I had broken my leg” – Kate Sheahan on her ACL injury on the weekend In light of the 6 ACL injuries sustained by players at the…
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The staff at La Trobe Sports & Exercise Medicine Research Centre (La Trobe SEMRC) have welcomed in the New Year with 19 new publications in January. These were in the areas…
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The annual APA Physiotherapy Breakfast is always a highlight of the year and 2016 was no exception. A large crowd of physiotherapists and their medical guests assembled at an ungodly…
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Dan Bonanno discusses his recent BJSM systematic review evaluating evidence for the usefulness of foot orthoses and shock absorbing insoles to prevent injuries.
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Title says it all – great chat with Ewa Roos about evidence (or lack there of) for arthroscopy, exercise, and how Denmark is successfully changing clinical practice. Do you agree?…
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