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Social media provides an opportunity to debate, influence and share good practice – but physiotherapists need to be wary of crossing professional boundaries.

A London physiotherapist has spent the past six months practising in Freetown, Sierra Leone, as the country recovers from the devastating effects of the Ebola outbreak.

Physiotherapists should be listening to patients’ stories and working with them to improve research, education and clinical practice.

Respiratory physios at Humber NHS Trust are marking World COPD Day on 16 November with a double-pronged approach.

A physiotherapy student has begun to visit schools to tell pupils of the attractions of physiotherapy as a career.

Only five per cent of NHS trauma patients in England receives specialist rehabilitation, research has found.

Physiotherapists need to understand and leverage the politics of decision making, according to Michael Brennan, chief executive officer at the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

A physiotherapy-led network in Northern Ireland has won a national award for raising awareness of lymphoedema among healthcare professionals.

Physiotherapist Nikki Robinson had a double celebration this autumn, after running her practice for 10 years and winning a Best Business Women 2016 award.

A doctor has teamed up with a physiotherapist to develop a free app that allows physios to remotely monitor the progress of musculoskeletal patients.