A Physiotherapy Research Foundation (PRF) Podcast
Research is the backbone of the physio profession, and the PRF is all about research. The PRF’s podcast series Researchers on the Record showcases the extraordinary stories of PRF grant recipients from around the country.
From the forests of Taiwan to the international space station, meet the people who transform physiotherapy clinical practice enabling physios to deliver the best care to their patients.
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A Physiotherapy Research Foundation (PRF) Podcast
Research is the backbone of the physio profession, and the PRF is all about research. The PRF’s podcast series Researchers on the Record showcases the extraordinary stories of PRF grant recipients from around the country.
From the forests of Taiwan to the international space station, meet the people who transform physiotherapy clinical practice enabling physios to deliver the best care to their patients.
Clare Pickering chats with Dr Wei-Ju Chang APAM, MACP about his 2019 PRF Seeding Grant, the impact of COVID-19, and his desire to research the neurophysiological mechanisms and management of chronic pain.
This podcast is a Physiotherapy Research Foundation initiative supported by Pain Away
Researchers on the Record
A Physiotherapy Research Foundation (PRF) Podcast
Research is the backbone of the physio profession, and the PRF is all about research. The PRF’s podcast series Researchers on the Record showcases the extraordinary stories of PRF grant recipients from around the country.
From the forests of Taiwan to the international space station, meet the people who transform physiotherapy clinical practice enabling physios to deliver the best care to their patients.
