Background There is an expectation from government, regulatory bodies, patients, the
public, and other healthcare professions that pharmacists are competent professionals who …

Readiness to practice is the state of being prepared and capable of engaging in
professional activities in a specific field. Graduates of healthcare professions require a …

Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated a rapid transition to telehealth for the
delivery of many Australian physiotherapy services. Little is known about new-graduate …

Objectives The study aimed to explore new United Kingdom (UK) graduate physiotherapists'
perceived preparedness for clinical practice to provide valuable information to support …

Background The transition from physiotherapy student to working in private practice has
been identified as challenging. However, very little is known about whether structured …

Background Diagnostic uncertainty in musculoskeletal pain presents as a frequent and
challenging dilemma encountered by health professionals. Current literature indicates that …

Background Physiotherapists' play a key role in the management of chronic pain, and as
part of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines, prescribe …

Background A greater understanding of physiotherapists' work-life during their first year of
work in private practice, and whether their experiences are mediated by personal traits, may …

Background Pain management is a challenging area of practice for new-graduate
physiotherapists during the transition from student to clinician. The attitudes and beliefs of …

Objective Providing health care in a rural or remote setting requires physiotherapists to
adapt to a number of unique challenges. New‐graduates working in rural or remote settings …