Fantastic and vital presentation and discussion on clinician burnout from Robert Piccinini DO - a really important conversation to have as a profession Osteopathy Australia

Osteopathic Identity - a presentation from Prof Gary Fryer and discussion panel with Gary Fryer, Ana Paula Ferreira, Jan Willcox and Philippe Sterlingot. Very well chaired by the enthusiastic Michael Mulholland Osteopathy Australia

After a quick break, I'm ready for Brett Wiener at 2:30pm for the workshop on navigating medicinal cannabis in allied health. 🌿💼 It’s definitely high time for clarity on this topic! #OsteopathyAustralia #OsteopathyConference #Celebrating150years

Anticipating another great presentation at 2:30pm from Ana Christina Curi D. Sc on comparing osteopathy and physiotherapy to physiotherapy alone for fatigue in long Covid!This is such an important topic for recovery. #OsteopathyAustralia #OsteopathyConference #Celebrating150years

Next up is Raymond Blaich at 2:30pm discussing practice and osteopathic education in Australia and New Zealand! This promises to be an insightful session! #OsteopathyAustralia #OsteopathyConference #Celebrating150years

Another intriguing presentation ahead with Professor Sandra Grace on building an evidence base for osteopathy: trials and tensions. 📚⚖️ Looking forward to the insights! #OsteopathyAustralia #OsteopathyConference #Celebrating150years

Thrilled for the next presentation from Dr Antonio Pilotto at 3pm on barriers and enablers in implementing competency-based CPD activities in healthcare: a scoping review and its application to osteopathic settings. #OsteopathyAustralia #OsteopathyConference #Celebrating150years

That’s a Wrap! 🎉 A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the Osteopathy Australia Conference in Sydney! 🙌 From our incredible speakers to our amazing sponsors and engaged attendees—you made this event truly special. 💙 #OsteopathyAustralia #OsteopathyConference

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