Researcher with a keen interest in Dementia and Physiotherapy. Views are my own.
Joined May 2020
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Today marks the beginning of Dementia Action Week. There is a growing need for increased awareness of dementia among physiotherapists and targeted clinical education.
Head to this month's InMotion to learn more. bit.ly/3AIHg30
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Excited to be part of the national leadership group for updating the Clinical Practice Guidelines and Principles of Care for People with Dementia
health.gov.au/ministers/the-…
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It's not too late to register for this special event next week, discussing #rehabilitation, #reablement and #physicalactivity for people living with #dementia
See 👇 for details and how to register
@gerontologyau @COTAVictoria @DementiaAus @ADNeT_Australia @NCHealthyAgeing
We are excited to announce our next *FREE ONLINE* eforum!
"Improving access to rehabilitation, reablement, and physical activity for people with dementia"
Presenters: @YunHeeJeon1 @MicheleCallisa1 @Physio_lee
When: 22 Aug 2024 12-1pm AEST
Register: events.humanitix.com/monash-…
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Taking a step back, sitting down, and outlining my thoughts/hopes for life after my #PhD has been quite helpful.
I am excited to see what comes next.
#Physiotherapy #Dementia #Education #Research #phdlife #phdvoice
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Our paper 'Dementia Education for Physiotherapy Students: A Questionnaire of Australian and Canadian Entry-To-Professional Practice Programs' can now be found in Physiotherapy Canada
@MicheleCallisa1 @DavidASnowdon1 @KateLawlerPT @soh_sze @jenny_mcginley
doi.org/10.3138/ptc-2023-010…
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New publication by @_SteveQ @KateLawlerPT
@ShannonMM2017 @soh_sze @jenny_mcginley @CaseyPeiris @DavidASnowdon1 & @MicheleCallisa1
"Physiotherapy Students Are Underprepared To Work With People Living With Dementia: A Qualitative Study" For details, go to physiotherapyjournal.com/art…
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Research article about physiotherapy students' preparedness to work with people living with dementia
doi.org/10.1016/j.physio.202…
@_SteveQ #Research #Dementia #Physiotherapy
Our paper looking at the preparedness of physiotherapy students to work with people living with dementia upon graduation is now up at Physiotherapy.
@MicheleCallisa1 @DavidASnowdon1 @ShannonMM2017 @soh_sze @jenny_mcginley @CaseyPeiris
Check it out:
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Stephen Quick retweeted
Our paper looking at the preparedness of physiotherapy students to work with people living with dementia upon graduation is now up at Physiotherapy.
@MicheleCallisa1 @DavidASnowdon1 @ShannonMM2017 @soh_sze @jenny_mcginley @CaseyPeiris
Check it out:
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Great to be invited to present to the APA @apaphysio conference today on ways physios can do much more to achieve better health outcomes for people with dementia and their care partners. Excellent to share session with @DrKayPatterson & @KateLawlerPT & @_SteveQ
Our director @Keith_Hill_RAIL on the increasing need for physiotherapy in dementia care #IGNITE2023 @apaphysio @Monash_Physio @NCHealthyAgeing @SPAHCMonash
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@_SteveQ is presenting new research exploring excellence in physiotherapy dementia care today @apaphysio #ignite23
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Research organisations can play a vital role in helping the aged care workforce meet the many challenges of supporting people who arrive with complex care needs @NCHealthyAgeing's Prof @Velandaisrikan1 told @abcnews. 👉🏽 ncha.org.au. @Monash_FMNHS @PeninsulaHealth
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Dementia is now the leading cause of disease burden among older Australians. It’s time to remove barriers to critical health supports such as physiotherapy. Read our joint position statement with @DementiaAus @AIHW
dementia.org.au/sites/defaul…
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Great to see this paper in print! An example of how patient reported outcome measures can be used to inform changes to service provision that are meaningful to consumers. Also providing a glimpse of our future work at the @NCHealthyAgeing! @AndrewNadine
tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
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There are opportunities for allied health professionals to delegate more patient care tasks to allied health assistants. Find out more in our new publication: bmchealthservres.biomedcentr… @CyliePaedspod @oliviaaking @DrAmyDennett @AnnetteM_Davis @TayaCollyer @ShannonMM2017
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Interested in #PhysioEducation? Amazing to see several articles in the latest @JPhysiother collection on #ClinicalEducation featuring @Monash_Physio authors! #PTEd #SOTL #MedEd Read the full text here: sciencedirect.com/journal/jo…
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Congratulations to all of our Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) participants, we've just reached over 500,000 enrolments! What a fantastic achievement for all involved.
Find out more about our MOOCs: mooc.utas.edu.au/
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Here is the transcript from tonights #physiotalk tweetchat with @AGILECSP on #dementia
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The risk positive aspect is that we acknowledge that the 'safe' option would be a care home because the person is very likely to fall again with potential catastrophic injury, however supporting the person to return home is what matter's to them (if this is the case!) #physiotalk