The ageing population and growing chronic disease epidemic across the world is causing a demand for greater rehabilitation services both nationally and internationally.
As technology improves, people are being diagnosed earlier, and we are providing more effective treatments, meaning people are living longer with more complex presentations.
Boost your knowledge and career, developing creative interventions, including cutting-edge technology to change the lives of people with a variety of conditions.
With a passion for helping others and pursuing evidence-based research, Ghana native Bridget Numarce decided to undertake a postgraduate degree at Flinders University.
International graduate Ncedo Ludada is determined to be a spearhead for change in South African health care and wants to raise this unfortunate statistic.
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Academic Lead – Associate Professor Kim Devery
Associate Professor Kim Devery has worked as a nurse in Africa, USA, UK and Australia across a wide variety of clinical practice settings. Leading the strategic development of the palliative care postgraduate courses, through her teaching Kim guides doctors, nurses and allied health professionals to strengthen their capacity in delivering health care services to patients.
Course Coordinator, Clinical Rehabilitation – Associate Professor Maayken van den Berg
Associate Professor Maayken van den Berg is a research physiotherapist and is the Course coordinator for Clinical Rehabilitation at Flinders University. Maayken has had a long career in research with an interest in mobility and activity levels in people receiving rehabilitation, gait training, and methods to increase opportunity for practice such as technology-enhanced interventions, tele-rehabilitation, caregiver-mediated rehabilitation and digital coaching.
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