Emily Walker
@emwalkerexphys.bsky.social
PhD Candidate at UNSW and NeuRA | Conducting a process evaluation of a CLBP clinical trial | Passionate about complex systems, equity, social and political determinants, qualitative research, underrepresented populations and intersectionality 📚
"Critical" sometimes causes confusion. It refers to challenging taken-for-granted assumptions & expose entrenched, asymmetrical forms of power. It is primarily used in physio to create space for new forms of thinking & practice (e.g. challenging the primacy of the body-as-machine).
May 9, 2025 at 4:58 AM
"Critical" sometimes causes confusion. It refers to challenging taken-for-granted assumptions & expose entrenched, asymmetrical forms of power. It is primarily used in physio to create space for new forms of thinking & practice (e.g. challenging the primacy of the body-as-machine).
That’s awesome! It was a really lovely crowd ☺️
March 22, 2025 at 8:15 AM
That’s awesome! It was a really lovely crowd ☺️
-Examples of co-design with Māori people and their value for other forms of knowledges can be valued more in Australia
-Difference between reflection, critical reflection & critical reflexivity
-Difference between reflection, critical reflection & critical reflexivity
March 22, 2025 at 4:19 AM
-Examples of co-design with Māori people and their value for other forms of knowledges can be valued more in Australia
-Difference between reflection, critical reflection & critical reflexivity
-Difference between reflection, critical reflection & critical reflexivity
Some conference reflections:
-Important to focus on the demands the health system puts on patients instead of referring to patients’ “low health literacy” as the reason for challenges (Susan Reid’s work)
-Important to focus on the demands the health system puts on patients instead of referring to patients’ “low health literacy” as the reason for challenges (Susan Reid’s work)
March 22, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Some conference reflections:
-Important to focus on the demands the health system puts on patients instead of referring to patients’ “low health literacy” as the reason for challenges (Susan Reid’s work)
-Important to focus on the demands the health system puts on patients instead of referring to patients’ “low health literacy” as the reason for challenges (Susan Reid’s work)
Would love to see!
February 1, 2025 at 10:51 PM
Would love to see!