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Willkommen beim PhysioBib Podcast!PhysioBib ist ein Projekt zur Wissenschaftskommunikation in der deutschsprachigen Physiotherapie.

Podcast · By Nils Reiter · German (Germany) · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 25, 2026

    #94 Prof. Suzanne Hagen - Pelvic Organ Prolaps (opens the original)

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    Episode #94 of the PhysioBib Podcast is the latest in our series on pelvic health, and this time we had the pleasure of speaking with Professor Suzanne Hagen. Suzanne is Professor of Health Services Research in the School of Health and Life Sciences at Glasgow Caledonian University. She's a statistician by background and over almost 30 years working across the NHS and academia, she has built a research programme centred on the conservative management of pelvic floor disorders like incontinence a

  2. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    #93 Nadia Leuenberger - Ernährungsberatung und ihre Schnittstellen zur Physiotherapie (opens the original)

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    Nach einer etwas längeren Podcast-Pause freuen wir uns, euch endlich wieder zu einer neuen Folge des PhysioBib Podcasts begrüßen zu dürfen. Gemeinsam mit Nadia Leuenberger , Ernährungsberaterin, sprechen Heiner Baur und ich über die vielfältigen Schnittstellen zwischen Ernährungsberatung und Physiotherapie. Die Idee zu dieser Folge entstand aus meinen Erfahrungen im Masterstudium an der Berner Fachhochschule. Dort wurde mir immer wieder bewusst, wie eng beide Berufsgruppen zusammenarbeiten könne

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