Kathryn Mills

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20092024

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Biography

My main research interest is knee pain across the lifespan and tools we can use to improve knee pain. Having worked extensively in high performance and community sport, my focus remains on working with active people and the main 'tool' I investigate is footwear. I have skills and experience in a range of methodological designs, including clinical biomechanics laboratory studies, large scale randomised control trials and implementation trials. I adopt a pragmatic approach to my research and am passionate on developing real-world, applicable solutions targeting what people with knee pain, or who want to perform better, identify as important to them.

Research interests

Knee pain across the lifespan in active/sport people

Patellofemoral pain

Footwear as a tool for rehabilitation and performance

Early, targeted interventions for people with knee osteoarthritis

High performance sport

Teaching

PHTY8103: Interprofessional Health Care (Convenor)

PHTY8205: Physiotherapy in Workplace and Recreation (Convenor)

PHTY8301: Advanced Physiotherapy Practice A (Teaching Team)

PHTY8303: Advanced Research Training (Teaching Team)

PHTY8306: Research Project and Seminar (Teaching Team)

Education/Academic qualification

Sports Physiotherapy, Masters of Science, La Trobe University

Award Date: 22 Oct 2022

Physiotherapy, PhD, Physiological Mechanisms and Clinical Efficacy of Comfortable Foot Orthoses in the Short Term Management of Anterior Knee Pain, The University of Queensland

Award Date: 12 Sept 2012

Physiotherapy, BPhty, University of Newcastle

Award Date: 12 Dec 2005

External positions

Clinical Medicine Lead, Sports Medicine Australia Conference Committee

2022 → …

NSW Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy Board

1 Jan 2020 → …

Footwear Biomechanics Group Executive

Jul 2019 → …

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