Physioworks Health Group Exercise Physiologist Megan Jepson has co-authored a health research article which was recently published in the Australasian Journal on Ageing titled “Variation in inpatient allied health service provision in Australian and New Zealand hospitals”.
The research article looks at the variation in allied health service provision across 243,500+ events over a one month period in 91 hospitals in Australia & NZ on weekends compared to weekdays.
This publication continues Megan Jepson’s long standing career commitment to health & exercise research; having worked on wide range of health research projects from investigating the effectiveness of Government health messaging surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic for vulnerable populations to investigating the relationship between breast size on shoulder, neck & back pain.
Exercise Physiologist Megan Jepson consults at Physioworks Cranbourne & Mulgrave (WPPC) clinics.
The full research article can be found here:
Haines T; Evidence Translation in Allied Health (EviTAH Group). Variation in inpatient allied healthservice provision in Australian and New Zealand hospitals. Australas J Ageing. 2021;00:1 11. https://doi.org/10.1111/ajag.12988