iCAHE Research and Staff Members
- Director - Associate Professor Steven Milanese
- Director - Dr Helen Banwell
- Director - Dr Kobie Boshoff
- Mr Alvin Atlas
- Ms Alison Bell
- Dr Rose Boucaut
- Ms Holly Bowen
- Dr Arjun Burlakoti
- Dr Ryan Causby
- Mr Matthew Crocker
- Dr Janine Dizon
- Ms Susan Gilbert-Hunt
- Associate Professor Sara Jones
- Dr Matthew Leach
- Dr Nicola Massy-Westropp
- Ms Brooke Osborne
- Dr Anna Phillips
- Mr Heath Pillen
- Mr Matt Ransom
- Associate Professor Lorraine Sheppard
- Associate Professor Kerry Thoirs
- Dr. Hayley Uden
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
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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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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Tea pOT talks
iCAHE and Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA) have partnered to deliver monthly journal clubs called “Tea pOT talks’. Tea pOT talks will answer a clinical question through review of relevant literature to focus on an article that best addresses the question faced by OTs in practice.
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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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