International Centre for Allied Health Evidence

iCAHE Research and Staff Members

International Centre for Allied Health Evidence

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    Physiotherapy InMotion

    Recent article InMotion - 5 facts about … research process and results

    Associate Professor Steve Milanese, Dr Janine Dizon and Matt Ransom from iCAHE present five discussion points about the research process and results of research.

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  • Research Opportunities

    Research Opportunities

    Interested in undertaking a Masters by Research or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)? Check out below the available projects which you could be involved in.

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  • Physiotherapy PD in India

    Professional Development Activities

    The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA), in conjunction with iCAHE present Physiotherapy continuing professional development in India. Find out more below. 

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    Summer 2019 Newsletter

    See what's happened at iCAHE over the last few months! Directors report, international adventures, research highlights and much more! 

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    Workshop on preparing a research proposal

    iCAHE in partnership with ASHO will be running 2 workshops in April and May on Preparing a Proposal for the Allied Health Research or Quality Improvement Project Seed Funding.

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    iCAHE PD courses now available online

    iCAHE's 2018 professional development couses are now avaliable online! To view the 30-45 minute videos from the EBP series and Research Methodlogy series click on the link below.

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A global initiative in improving the quality and safety of allied health care

Our mission is to contribute to better health and wellbeing for all through evidence-based allied health care 

iCAHE works locally, nationally and globally to create new knowledge and translate evidence into safe, quality health care. We partner with researchers, clinicians, educators, policy makers, government, industry, professional and consumer groups and the broader community. 

iCAHE provides a wide range of tools, services and resources to support health practitioners, service managers, policy makers, consumer representatives and researchers translate evidence into policy and practice.

Contact Us

Media enquiries:
Please visit the Media Centre 

All other enquiries:

International Centre for Allied Health Evidence, University of South Australia
GPO Box 2471, Adelaide  SA  Australia  5000
Telephone: +61 8 8302 2072
Fax: +61 8 8302 2853
Email: iCAHE@unisa.edu.au

Areas of study and research

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