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Wellbeing through excellence in movement and care
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The Centre for Physiotherapy Research is supported by an International Advisory Board comprised of international experts in relevant research fields who aid the centre through staff and student exchanges, contributing to PhD programmes through supervisory or advisory roles, reviewing grants/publications, and networking on research developments at the international level.
The following lists the members of the international advisory board along with their areas of expertise.
University of Sydney, Australia
Neurological rehabilitation, stroke
Mayo Clinic, USA
Rehabilitation, neurology, musculoskeletal, research training
Norwegian School of Sport Sciences
Women's health, neurological physiotherapy
University of Maastricht, Netherlands
Epidemiology, systematic reviews
University of Pittsburgh, USA
Low back pain, research design
Kings College, London
UK Electro physical agents, anatomy
Primary Care, Keele University, UK
Musculoskeletal pain, quality of life impact
University of Umea, Sweden
Neurophysiology, Neuro control
University of British Columbia
Paediatrics
University of Sydney, Australia
Pedagogy; Knowledge in Physiotherapy
Peninsula Medical School, UK
Neurological multiple sclerosis
University College, Dublin, Ireland
Low back pain, electro physical agents, management of Fibromyalgia Syndrome
University of Queensland, Australia
Musculoskeletal, whiplash
University of Ulster, UK
Neurological physiotherapy including paediatrics), virtual reality, CAM, surveys
University of Waterloo, Canada
Biomechanics, Occupational Injury, Lumbar spine, Rehabilitation, Ergonomics
University of Melbourne, Australia
Musculoskeletal, ultrasound, electro physical agents, sports
University of Cape Town, South Africa
Physiology of exercise, running, triathalon
Royal Brompton Hospital, UK
Cardiorespiratory physiotherapy
University of Western Australia
Cervical, Thoracic & Lumbar Anatomy, Pathobiomechanics, radiology, scoliosis
University of Iowa, USA
Neuro physiology, pain, electrotherapy
University of Umea, Sweden
Musculoskeletal, neck pain, cognitive behavioural therapy
University of Cape Town, South Africa
Gait and motion analysis, Radiological imaging
Emory University, USA
Neurorehabilitation, exercise intervention in older patients inclg Tai Chi
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