Alice YM Jones

Honorary Professor

University of Queensland

Australia

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Alice YM Jones is an Honorary Professor at the University of Queensland, Australia. Her research primarily focuses on breathing techniques and their impact on respiratory conditions, as well as the physiological assessments in stroke recovery. She has contributed to numerous publications, including studies on the active cycle of breathing technique and the effectiveness of lifestyle changes in reducing COVID-19 severity.

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Margot Skinner

University of Otago

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Suzanne Gough

Bond University

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Rik Gosselink

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KU Leuven

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Practical Guide: The active cycle of breathing technique (ACBT)

Breathing techniques to reduce symptoms in people with serious respiratory illness: a systematic review

Immuno-modulation with lifestyle behaviour change to reduce SARS-CoV-2 susceptibility and COVID-19 severity: goals consistent with contemporary physiotherapy practice

Stroke volume and cardiac output during 6 minute-walk tests are strong predictors of maximal oxygen uptake in people after stroke

Stroke volume and cardiac output during 6 minute-walk tests are strong predictors of maximal oxygen uptake in people with stroke

Limiting potential COVID-19 contagion in squatting public toilets

A Randomised Controlled Trial to Evaluate the Administration of the Health Improvement Card as a Health Promotion Tool: A Physiotherapist-led Community-based Initiative

Assessment of Physiotherapy Practice-Chinese to evaluate student performance during clinical placement

Cardiodynamic variables measured by Impedance Cardiography during a 6-minute walk test are reliable predictors of peak oxygen consumption in young healthy adults

Cardiodynamic variables measured by impedance cardiography during a 6-minute walk test are reliable predictors of peak oxygen consumption in young healthy adults

Physical therapist management of COVID-19 in the intensive care unit: The West China hospital experience

A Randomised Controlled Trial to Evaluate the Administration of the Health Improvement Card as a Health Promotion Tool: A Physiotherapist-Led Community-Based Initiative

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Margot Skinner

Suzanne Gough

Rik Gosselink

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