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The Art and Science of Physio

Join us as we explore the intersection of art and science in physiotherapy. Each episode delves into the latest research, clinical expertise and real-world application of evidence-based practice.

Podcast · By Jeremy Hobbs and James Schomburgk · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    2026 E6 - Breaking the Doom Loop: Imposter Syndrome in Physio (opens the original)

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    In this episode of The Art and Science of Physio, Jeremy Hobbs and James Schomburgk take a deep dive into imposter syndrome — a challenge they see across the full spectrum of clinical careers, from new grads to seasoned practice owners. They unpack how self-doubt quietly drives undertreatment, using real case examples to show how physios who don't feel "worth" the fee often stretch out treatment gaps, leading to poorer outcomes, more cancellations, and a self-reinforcing "doom loop" that deepens

  2. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    2026 E5 - Higher Pay, Higher Stakes: Preparing Your Practice for New Grad Wage Growth (opens the original)

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    New graduate physiotherapist wages are on the rise — and over the next five years, that shift is going to reshape private practice in Australia. In this episode, Jeremy and James unpack what higher wages mean for employers and employees alike, and why the answer isn't just "pay people more" — it's building the productivity, accountability, and systems to make it sustainable. Key Takeaway: Higher wages are good for the profession, but they only work if practices lift productivity and accountabili

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