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    Background:

    • Overview of physiotherapy's historical evolution in Australia.
    • Examination of the driving forces behind its development.

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    • To provide a historical perspective on Australian physiotherapy.
    • To identify factors shaping the profession.
    • To discuss contemporary challenges faced by physiotherapists.

    Main Methods:

    • Historical analysis of physiotherapy in Australia.
    • Review of developmental determinants.
    • Assessment of current professional issues.

    Main Results:

    • Identification of key historical milestones in Australian physiotherapy.
    • Analysis of socio-economic and political factors influencing its trajectory.
    • Outline of significant present-day challenges.

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    • Understanding the history is crucial for addressing current physiotherapy challenges in Australia.
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    • Addressing contemporary issues is vital for the future of Australian physiotherapy.