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Transformative practice award winners
Recipients of the prestigious AusACPDM (Australasian Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine) 2024 Transformative Practice Award - Dr Dayna Pool (Curtin University and the Healthy Strides Foundation) and Dr Ashleigh Thornton (Kid's Rehab Perth Children's Hospital's).
Recognised for moving the industry forward in evidence based practice across Australasia and the globe! Reaching hundreds of thousands with the podcast, giving a platform to leading researchers, clinicians and disability advocates, the award was in recognition of transforming the practices of clinicians and researchers far and wide.
A partnership with the european academy of childhood disability conference (2023, 2024, 2025)
The pod is proud to be an official partner of EACD. Building upon our collaboration at Ljubljana Slovenia 2023, in 2024 from Brugge Belgium and in 2025 for the EACD/IAACD conference in Heidelberg Germany
A partnership with the australasian academy of cerebral paLSY and developmental medicine
The pod is proud to be an official partner of AusACPDM 2024. Building upon our collaborations with the European Academy of Childhood Disability - we are proud to present a series of interviews with leaders from across Australasia.
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Season 5!
This week, we catch up with Dr Michelle Jackman!
We'll be discussing her paper, "Implementing clinical practice guidelines for improving function in cerebral palsy: development of a fidelity tool” published in Pediatric Physical Therapy early this year in 2025