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As an AHA, having a sound understanding of what diversity means and involves will shape your practice when working with patients from varying backgrounds. While we need to be all …
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Both an AHA (Allied Health Assistant) and Physiotherapist Assistant will support and assist the work of an Allied Health Professional by undertaking a range of tasks - both clinical and …
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Australian life expectancy is increasing due to better access to high quality healthcare, improved sanitation, improved medical treatment and early recognition of conditions and diseases such as heart disease and …
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There are many different forms of rehabilitation including cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological, musculoskeletal and mental health. Musculoskeletal injuries can be categorised into 3 main groups, chronic musculoskeletal, sports related and postural …
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An accredited exercise physiologist (AEP) is an allied health professional who specialises in the benefit of exercise on the human body, both physically and mentally, with the goal of preventing …
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As demand increases across the mental health, disability, aged care and health sectors, so too does the need for qualified allied health professionals. The Labour Market Information Portal (LMIP) projects …
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