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12 July 2015 · Physio Edge podcast · 1 h 3 min

Physio Edge 002 Analysing movement, clinical expertise and research

Analyse movement using your manual skills and palpation, plus insights into what clinical expertise and “Evidence Based Practice” really means - an interview with LJ Lee.

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