Deakin Clinical Exercise

Dear MCEP Alumni,
Join us for an inspiring evening at the Deakin MCEP Alumni event, "Tech in EP Practice," where you'll discover the latest technological advancements that can revolutionize your clinical practice. Here are the event details:

Date: Wednesday, November 15th
Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Location: Deakin Clinical Exercise Centre, Building U, Deakin Burwood Campus, 221 Burwood Highway, Burwood.

Agenda:

1. VALD Technologies in Clinical Practice
Presented by Daniel Romeo
Uncover innovative ways to integrate VALD technologies into your clinical practice. Learn how these cutting-edge tools can enhance patient care, streamline assessments, and improve outcomes.

2. The Use of Blood Flow Restriction in Clinical Practice
Presented by Dr. Matthew Clarkson
Gain insights into the application of Blood Flow Restriction in clinical settings. Explore the benefits of this technique and how it can be utilized to improve rehabilitation and training outcomes.

Panel Discussion & Networking:
Engage with our presenters and fellow attendees during a panel discussion where you can ask questions, share your thoughts, and dive deeper into the world of technology in Exercise Physiology practice.
Enjoy light refreshments while you network with like-minded professionals, fostering connections and sharing ideas.
Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to stay at the forefront of technological advancements in clinical exercise physiology. Register now to secure your spot and take your clinical practice to the next level!

RSVP: [email protected]

We look forward to welcoming you to this exciting event. See you there!

10-Year MCEP Celebration!

That's right! It's been more than 10-years since we first started the MCEP course at Deakin University and we want to celebrate! We invite our MCEP alumni to join us for a PD and social networking afternoon on Thursday 3rd November 3-5pm at Deakin Burwood.

We've had a lot of interest already and have only 30 tickets remaining! So get in quick!

Details to register and attend are attached to this post!

We look forward to catching up and celebrating with you!

Hi all, for anyone interested, a free seminar on exercise, nutrition and brain health in prostate cancer will be hosted by Deakin Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition on Nov 7th. Feel free to come along or share

Exercise, nutrition and brain health in prostate cancer Free seminar: Exercise, nutrition and brain health in prostate cancer

Opportunity to contribute to important research in back pain by Scott Tagliaferri:
We are looking for individuals from MELBOURNE to partake in two testing sessions: (1) physical, mental, and social health, pressure-pain thresholds, and spine imaging (Imaging @ Olympic Park in Richmond; 2 hours), and (2) brain imaging (Monash Biomedical Imaging in Clayton: 30 minutes).
For completing both sessions, participants will receive a FREE REPORT on the state of their low back tissues from a musculoskeletal radiographer and a $70 GIFT CARD.
We are looking for the following participants:
1. Who DO NOT have current low back pain and [1] have not had low back pain which has lasted more than 24h, except for muscle soreness related to physical activity, within the last year; [2] never had medical treatment (e.g. seen a general practitioner) for low back pain and [3] never taken time off work due to low back pain.
AND
2. Meet at least one the following criteria:
Female, Age 46-55years, Height 155-165cm, BMI 35.8-45.8
Female, Age 18-25years, Height 174.3-184.3cm, BMI 19.3-29.3
Male, Age 46-55years, Height 168-178cm, BMI 28.1-38.1
Female, Age 18-25years, Height 164.0-174.0cm, BMI 23.0-33.0
If you know of anyone that may be suitable to participate, please get them to sign up at the registration link (https://ipan.deakin.edu.au/connect/participate/ -study) and we will get in contact with them.

Participate | Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition At IPAN, we research human health. Some of our studies require real, every-day people to take part.

During the current lockdown, DCEC services have shifted to telehealth except where that is not clinically appropriate. DCEC is open Tuesday to Friday. Stay safe and active!

DCEC is OPEN for in-person exercise physiology services. The safety of our clients, students and staff is vital, therefore we have implemented COVID-safe infection control procedures. We welcome all of our clients to attend, both existing and new! Please contact us to arrange an appointment via Ph 03) 9244 5442 or email: [email protected]

NEW AUSTRALIAN STUDY to evaluate the clinical and cost-effectiveness of telehealth for the delivery of clinical exercise physiology services. Exercise Physiologists and clients are eligible to participate =>HERE:
http://bit.ly/telehealth-aep c/o Deakin Uni (HEAG-H 90_2020-200716)

AEP Telehealth Project: AEP AEP Telehealth Project: AEP

Are you a clinician currently treating patients with shoulder pain? A research team here at Deakin wants to know about your perceptions on the use of biomechanical measures and equipment in evaluating patients. Please help us out by completing this survey:

Biomechanical Measures and Tools for Clinical Evaluation of the Shoulder | Qualtrics Survey Solutions Qualtrics sophisticated online survey software solutions make creating online surveys easy. Learn more about Research Suite and get a free account today.

https://blogs.deakin.edu.au/ipan/2020/06/24/what-exercise-is-best-for-chronic-low-back-pain/

What exercise is best for chronic low back pain? Back pain is the greatest cause of disability and lost productivity worldwide. Back pain generates significant financial costs for society in developed countries, such as the USA, Japan, Europe and…