Peter Osmotherly

Senior Lecturer and Program Convenor - Physiotherapy

Newcastle University

Australia

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Dr. Peter Osmotherly is a Senior Lecturer and Program Convenor in Physiotherapy at the University of Newcastle, Australia. His research focuses on understanding musculoskeletal disorders and the efficacy of manual therapy, with recent articles exploring topics such as neck pain in aircrew, head pain resolution, and post-operative care models. Dr. Osmotherly's work also addresses historical aspects of manual therapy and its professional identity across various disciplines.

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Elaine Lonnemann

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University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

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Phil Newman

University of Canberra

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James Wallace

Military Institute of Aviation Medicine

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Cameron MacDonald

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Regis University

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Robert Parkes

Newcastle University

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Jodie Marquez

Newcastle University

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Samantha Ashby

Lecturer in Occupational Therapy

Newcastle University

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Shannon Petersen

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Des Moines University

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Lucy Thomas

University of Newcastle

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Articles (10)

Identifying contributory risk factors for neck pain in fast jet aircrew: a prospective cohort study

Head Pain Reproduction and Resolution Behavior in Response to Sustained Mobilization of the Upper Cervical Spine: A Case Series

Part I: examining the broken history of manual therapy across professions. A survey-based analysis

Part II: Beyond Broken Histories: Reframing Professional Identity and the Historical Genesis of Manual Therapy. Interviews across professions

The experiences and preferences of individuals living with a musculoskeletal disorder regarding prognosis: A qualitative study.

Reproduction and resolution of familiar head pain with upper cervical spine sustained joint mobilization may help identify cervicogenic headaches: a case–control study

Impact of a new post‐operative care model in a rural hospital after total hip replacement and total knee replacement

Factors associated with neck pain in fighter aircrew: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Is the fibula positioned posteriorly in weight-bearing in individuals with chronic ankle instability? A case control study

COVID 19 and manual therapy: international lessons and perspectives on current and future clinical practice and education

Collaborators (9)

Elaine Lonnemann

Phil Newman

James Wallace

Cameron MacDonald

Robert Parkes

Jodie Marquez

Samantha Ashby

Shannon Petersen

Lucy Thomas

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