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Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy

Defining and promoting high standards of physiotherapy practice

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  • Fit and Safe: Exercise in the Childbearing Year

    1 January 2015

  • Pregnancy Related Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP) - for Health Professionals

    1 January 2015

  • The Role of the Women's Health Physiotherapist

    1 January 2015

  • ACPWH Journal 115 - Autumn 2014

  • ACPWH Journal 114- Spring 2014

  • ACPWH Journal 113- Autumn 2013

  • HCPC Standards of Proficiency for Physiotherapists

    13 June 2013

  • ACPWH Journal 112- Spring 2013

  • ACPWH Journal 111- Autumn 2012

  • ACPWH Journal 110- Spring 2012

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Physiotherapist's Educational Handbook of Women & Men's Health 2015

Physiotherapist's Educational Handbook

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