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The Physiopedia Trustees bring a unique set of skills and experience together to support the Physiopedia charity and help it achieve its aims.
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The [[Trustees|Physiopedia Trustees]] have responsibility for the control and direction of the affairs of the charity. The Physiopedia Trustees bring a unique set of skills and experience together to support the Physiopedia charity and help it achieve its aims. The Trustees are supported in their governance function by the [[Advisory Board|Advisory Council]]. 


== Rachael Lowe  ==
== Rachael Lowe  ==


[[File:Rachael Lowe.png|frameless|150x150px]] <b>Rachael (UK) is a physiotherapist and Physiopedia co-founder.</b> <br>Rachael is a qualified physiotherapist with a first class degree from Sheffield Hallam University in 1998. Following international work as a musculoskeletal clinician in various contexts she set up her own private practice in West Yorkshire. During this time Rachel became interested in the use of technology within the physiotherapy profession.
[[File:Rachael Lowe.png|frameless|150x150px]] <b>Rachael (UK) is a physiotherapist and Physiopedia co-founder.</b> <br>Rachael is a qualified physiotherapist with a first class degree from Sheffield Hallam University in 1998. Following international work as a musculoskeletal clinician in various contexts she set up her own private practice in West Yorkshire. During this time Rachael became interested in the use of technology within the physiotherapy profession.
Rachel established the Physiopedia project in 2008 with the ambitious goal of providing free and open access to all physiotherapy knowledge to improve global health.  
Rachael established the Physiopedia project in 2008 with the ambitious goal of providing free and open access to all physiotherapy knowledge to improve global health.  
Physiopedia is now the largest and most popular physiotherapy related website.
Physiopedia is now the largest and most popular physiotherapy related website.
Rachel continues to use her specialist knowledge of the global physiotherapy profession and her technology skills to promote the employment of technology to empower her profession.   
Rachael continues to use her specialist knowledge of the global physiotherapy profession and her technology skills to promote the employment of technology to empower her profession.   


[[User:Rachael Lowe|See Rachael's profile]].  
[[User:Rachael Lowe|See Rachael's profile]].  
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[[File:Tony Lowe.jpg|frameless|150x150px]]<b>Tony (UK) is an e-learning consultant and Physiopedia co-founder.</b>
[[File:Tony Lowe.jpg|frameless|150x150px]]<b>Tony (UK) is an e-learning consultant and Physiopedia co-founder.</b>


With a background in engineering and education Tony became fascinated by the opportunities presented by the then new Internet and how this could be used to support teaching and education.  Following a time working as a learning technologist at the University of Leeds he established Webducate and it was at a related conference he introduced Rachel to this exciting and rapidly expanding world of Web 2.0.  
With a background in engineering and education Tony became fascinated by the opportunities presented by the then new Internet and how this could be used to support teaching and education.  Following a time working as a learning technologist at the University of Leeds he established Webducate and it was at a related conference he introduced Rachael to this exciting and rapidly expanding world of Web 2.0.  
This exposure eventually led to the launch of  Physiospot 2006 and then Physiopedia in 2009.  Apart from being the co-founder, Tony is also the geek behind Physiopedia.  
This exposure eventually led to the launch of  Physiospot 2006 and then Physiopedia in 2009.  Apart from being the co-founder, Tony is also the geek behind Physiopedia.  


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[[User:Elaine Lonnemann|See Elaine's profile]].
[[User:Elaine Lonnemann|See Elaine's profile]].
== Michael Rowe  ==
[[File:MR profile pic.jpg|frameless|166x166px]]<b>Michael (South Africa) is a physiotherapy lecturer at the University of Western Cape in South Africa.</b><br>As an Associate Professor in the Department of Physiotherapy at the University of the Western Cape, Michael conducts research into the use of emerging technologies to change teaching and learning practices in undergraduate physiotherapy education.  Michael's PhD evaluated the use of technology-mediated practices in clinical education, and resulted in the development of a set of design principles for creating blended learning environments.  Michael publishes and presents his research at national and international conferences in both clinical and mainstream education.
[[User:Michael Rowe|See Michael's profile]]. <br>
== Hillary Weatherstone ==
[[File:Hilary Weatherstone.png|frameless|153x153px]]<b>Hilary (UK) brings legal and finance knowledge to the team.</b><br>With a degree in Law, Hilary has worked in the finance sector in London for over 20 years. Apart from being a Trustee for Physiopedia, Hilary is also an Investment Director in Growth Finance at Beringea. Hilary brings valuable legal and finance knowledge to the team.
[https://www.linkedin.com/in/hilary-weatherstone-a82ba42/ See Hilary's profile].


== Brenda Myers ==
== Brenda Myers ==
[[File:Brenda Myers Trustee.png|frameless|150x150px]]<b>Brenda (Canada) is the past Secretary General of the World Confederation of Physical Therapy. </b><br>Brenda Myers, a physiotherapist, was Secretary General of [http://www.wcpt.org/ WCPT] from 1995 to 2016. Prior to this she was Executive Director of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She has visited many of WCPT’s member organisations across all regions and has seen the positive impact of a united international voice expressed through an international organisation and the benefits of partnerships and dialogue across geographic, cultural and political boundaries.
[[File:Brenda Myers Trustee.png|frameless|150x150px]]<b>Brenda (Canada) is past Secretary General of the World Confederation of Physical Therapy. </b><br>Brenda Myers, a physiotherapist, was Secretary General of [http://www.wcpt.org/ WCPT] from 1995 to 2016. Prior to this she was Executive Director of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She has visited many of WCPT’s member organisations across all regions and has seen the positive impact of a united international voice expressed through an international organisation and the benefits of partnerships and dialogue across geographic, cultural and political boundaries.


[https://www.linkedin.com/in/brenda-myers-9110a214/ See Brenda's profile].
[https://www.linkedin.com/in/brenda-myers-9110a214/ See Brenda's profile].

Latest revision as of 23:38, 15 February 2024

The Physiopedia Trustees have responsibility for the control and direction of the affairs of the charity. The Physiopedia Trustees bring a unique set of skills and experience together to support the Physiopedia charity and help it achieve its aims. The Trustees are supported in their governance function by the Advisory Council.

Rachael Lowe[edit | edit source]

Rachael Lowe.png Rachael (UK) is a physiotherapist and Physiopedia co-founder.
Rachael is a qualified physiotherapist with a first class degree from Sheffield Hallam University in 1998. Following international work as a musculoskeletal clinician in various contexts she set up her own private practice in West Yorkshire. During this time Rachael became interested in the use of technology within the physiotherapy profession. Rachael established the Physiopedia project in 2008 with the ambitious goal of providing free and open access to all physiotherapy knowledge to improve global health. Physiopedia is now the largest and most popular physiotherapy related website. Rachael continues to use her specialist knowledge of the global physiotherapy profession and her technology skills to promote the employment of technology to empower her profession.

See Rachael's profile.

Tony Lowe[edit | edit source]

Tony Lowe.jpgTony (UK) is an e-learning consultant and Physiopedia co-founder.

With a background in engineering and education Tony became fascinated by the opportunities presented by the then new Internet and how this could be used to support teaching and education. Following a time working as a learning technologist at the University of Leeds he established Webducate and it was at a related conference he introduced Rachael to this exciting and rapidly expanding world of Web 2.0. This exposure eventually led to the launch of Physiospot 2006 and then Physiopedia in 2009. Apart from being the co-founder, Tony is also the geek behind Physiopedia.

See Tony's profile

Elaine Lonnemann[edit | edit source]

Elaine Lonnemann.png Elaine (USA) is a physical therapist and Associate Professor at Bellarmine University.
Elaine, a physical therapist, teaches as an Associate Professor at the Bellarmine University in Louisville Kentucky and teaches for the University of St. Augustine, in their continuing education and online learning programme. Elaine has been drawn to the practice of manual physical therapy and is now the President of AAOMPT.

See Elaine's profile.

Brenda Myers[edit | edit source]

Brenda Myers Trustee.pngBrenda (Canada) is past Secretary General of the World Confederation of Physical Therapy.
Brenda Myers, a physiotherapist, was Secretary General of WCPT from 1995 to 2016. Prior to this she was Executive Director of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She has visited many of WCPT’s member organisations across all regions and has seen the positive impact of a united international voice expressed through an international organisation and the benefits of partnerships and dialogue across geographic, cultural and political boundaries.

See Brenda's profile.