Associate Professor Cathy Said and an alliance of high profile gerontology researchers and clinicians have published a website supporting older adults to remain physically active during COVID-19.www.safeexerciseathome.org.au. Cathy tells us about the website, how it is useful for older adults and for physiotherapists, and about the group of national and international experts who developed it. Look out for an upcoming full podcast episode with Cathy about her own research.
Full show notes: https://aneurophysio.com/safeexerciseathome/

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Katrina is a clinician researcher and educator at the University of Queensland and Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist (awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists). Find out how she came to be so interested in neurodegenerative diseases and why expertise in vestibular and ataxia is so valuable in this area. We also talk about her research investigating the sensory, motor and vestibular functions of the balance system and how she has racked up so many letters behind her name (and counting!).
1.41 - Intro
2:29 - Career pathway
Neurodegenerative Diseases, Ataxia and the Cerebellum
7:50 - Developing Interest in Ataxia
9:00 - Treating the cerebellum the way it's designed
10:50 - Early intervention in Neurodegenerative diseases
14:00 - Diet & gut health in degenerative diseases
15:25 - Developing passion in Neurodegenerative diseases
17:35 - Approach to different cerebellar pathologies
21:00 - Different types of ataxia 
Vestibular
23:45 - Vestibular screening: change or adaptation?
26:00 - Vestibular issues in older people
28:05 - Understanding Vesibular Function Testing
33:25 - Building Vestibular KnowledgeCareer Progression
36:10 - Australian College of Physiotherapists Fellowship
39:20 - PhD: integration of sensory, vestibular and motor systems in MS
42:52 - Life Balance
47:37 - Contacting Katrina

Full show notes: http://aneurophysio.com/podcast/katrinawilliams/

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Associate Professor Cathy Said and an alliance of high profile gerontology researchers and clinicians have published a website supporting older adults to remain physically active during COVID-19.www.safeexerciseathome.org.au. Cathy tells us about the website, how it is useful for older adults and for physiotherapists, and about the group of national and international experts who developed it. Look out for an upcoming full podcast episode with Cathy about her own research.

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Our discussion with clinician and principal physiotherapist at Neurological Rehabilitation Group in Melbourne, Katie Davies.Katie tells us about her career pathway and how clinical supervision has been important to her growth as a physiotherapist. She speaks about her research and work in community and sports-related persistent concussion, as well as her unique use of casting in clinical practice.
1:20 - Intro
1.45 - Career pathway
7.50 - Supervision and Mentoring at NRG
10.30 - Developing interest in concussion
12.25 - Paediatric concussion research
13.45 - Physio role in concussion
18.50 - Concussion assessment
20.56 - Paediatric persistent concussion intervention
25.00 - Outcome measures in persistent concussionCasting in Clinical Practice 
30.58 - Serial casting and dynamic casting
35.40 - Working with Prosthetists & Orthotists
38.00 - Splints as a diagnostic tool
41.50 - Learning to Cast PD course

Link to episode webpage for Katie's links/references/papers:http://aneurophysio.com/podcast/katiedavies/

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We chat with Dr Karen Borschmann about her career pathway that has led her back to Melbourne, Australia. Now working for The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health and St Vincent's Health Karen talks about her research into bone health following stroke as well as introducing us to the Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Roundtable.
Introduction 0:59
Career Pathway 1:25
Bone health and glycaemic control post stroke 7:45
Upcoming exercise trial 17:23
Physio role in diabetes management 20:25
Brain inflammation 23:38
Animal studies 26:20
SRRR 31:30 
Stroke service provision for young stroke survivors 38:00 

Link to episode webpage for Karen's links/references/papers: http://aneurophysio.com/podcast/karenborschmann/

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Our inaugural episode is with clinical academic Dr James McLoughlin. James tells us about his career progression starting in Adelaide, to time at St George's Hospital and Queen's Square University College, London, and his work back at Flinders University, Adelaide as Associate Professor in the Masters of Clinical Rehabilitation program. James has a diverse approach to clinical practice which he implements at his own clinic - Advanced Neuro Rehab. He runs courses in Vestibular and Motor Control and holds a Masters of Clinical Neuroscience and a PhD in balance and gait.
Introduction: 1:31 
Career Pathway: 2:56 
Walking mechanics: 11:08 
Using splints: 14:30 
Influence on clinical practice: 16:36 
Robotics and the current landscape: 20:25 
Professional development course: 24:00 
Concussion: 26:15 
Using Technology in rehab: 27:47 
Flinders University Neuro Masters: 34:52 
Raise the profile of the clinician: 37:58 
Do physios need to choose a career path?: 39:35 

Episode webpage for James' links/references/papers: http://aneurophysio.com/podcast/jamesmcloughlin/

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