This episode brings together Pain scientist, Professor Lorimer Mosley and Chair of the APA Pain group Diane Wilson for a robust conversation on all things pain. The duo discuss pain research over the past 50 years and their predictions for physiotherapy and pain science in the 20 years to come.

This podcast is a Physiotherapy Research Foundation (PRF) initiative supported by FlexEze

This podcast sees former Australian Physiotherapy Association CEO Cris Massis talk with APA member Mark Merolli, who, as a social media researcher, fully comprehends the profession's connection to the digital sphere.

According to APA member Amanda Brearley, and her observational study published in the Journal of Physiotherapy, the buoyancy properties of water herald unique benefits for pre- and post-natal women.

In what follows, Amanda is joined by Associate Professor Mark Elkins, Editor of the Journal, as the pair elaborate on how the former's research is helping inform current best practice guidelines.

Associate Professor Mark Elkins and professor Julie Bernhardt The AVERT trial.

Featuring over 2000 patients from five different countries, the trial offered a unique perspective into both the burden of stroke-related disability as well as the rehabilitation interventions considered to encompass best practice.

This podcast sees Associate Professor Mark Elkins, the Journal's editor, catch up with Dr Vincent Paramanandam-the lead researcher of one of the year's winning papers-to discuss the latest research into weight-training and lymphoedema.

Produced on a not-for-profit basis by the Centre for Evidence-Based Physiotherapy at the George Institute, the Physiotherapy Evidence Database offers more than 32 000 randomised trials, systematic reviews and clinical practice guidelines in physiotherapy-for free.

This podcast sees two members of PEDro's steering committee-the APA's own Dr Anne Moseley and Professor Rob Herbert-elaborate on the past, present and future of physiotherapy research.

In this podcast, Professor Steven Blair is joined by APA Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist James Debenham and the two consider the significance that an individual's physical activity level plays on their overall health, society's current exercise habits, and physiotherapy's own responsibilities in this space.​

In this podcast, Lorimer Mosely is joined by fellow pain physiotherapist Dianne Wilson, as they discuss on the trajectory of the former's research career, including the development of his clinical philosophy and, more generally, the future of pain management.

Professor Paul Hodges chats with Shan Morrison and Patricia Neumann, both specialist continence and women's health physiotherapists as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists, about his latest venture, growing our understanding of the male pelvic floor, an area of research that remains 10 years behind it's female counterpart.