What we can learn from an expert neurological physiotherapist, with Professor Prue Morgan
Welcome to another episode of Physio Foundations, a podcast about the knowledge and skills that provide the foundation of expert physiotherapy or clinical practice.
In this week’s episode I talk to specialist neurological physiotherapist and Monash university educator Professor Prue Morgan about the knowledge and skills that provide the foundation of her expertise in neurological physiotherapy. Prue is a highly experienced clinician and educator and students/clinicians of all areas of practice will find this episode really interesting. Prue gives us some great tips to consider in the examination of a person with a neurological condition and talks about the pathways that clinicians can take to add research and education to their own clinical practice. Great information here from a giant of neurological physiotherapy practice, research and education. Remember to like, share and subscribe!
In this conversation:
Prue’s research and teaching profile: research.monash.edu/en/persons/prue-morgan
Stay tuned for more about Prue’s research and Churchill fellowship in future episodes.
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