AI motion analysis is transforming how human movement is assessed—bringing objectivity, scalability, and precision to modern physiotherapy and rehabilitation systems.For physiotherapy and rehabilitation services, accurately assessing that movement has always been central to effective care. Yet traditional observation-based assessment, while...

AI literacy in physiotherapy is no longer an emerging topic in physiotherapy and rehabilitation. It is already embedded across assessment, triage, monitoring, documentation, and decision support. As these systems scale, the question is no longer whether physiotherapists will encounter AI,...

AI in rehabilitation healthcare is often described as a revolution in healthcare. The language is dramatic, the expectations high, and the promises expansive. Yet for many healthcare leaders, the lived experience of AI adoption feels far more uneven pockets of...

AI infrastructure in rehabilitation is often discussed in terms of outcomes faster access, improved consistency, and reduced administrative burden. Yet beneath these visible changes sit a small number of foundational technologies that determine what AI can realistically deliver, where it...

AI in physiotherapy is no longer a distant concept discussed only in research papers or conferences. It is already influencing day-to-day clinical practice across healthcare. From supporting clinical decision-making to enabling remote monitoring and reducing administrative workload, AI is reshaping...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a future-facing concept within healthcare; it is already transforming how clinicians assess patients, make decisions, and deliver rehabilitation. From clinical decision support and predictive analytics to automated administrative processes, AI in physiotherapy offers practical...

AI triage is rapidly emerging as a critical response to growing pressure across healthcare systems, where demand for physiotherapy continues to rise faster than workforce capacity. Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions account for a substantial proportion of primary care consultations and remain...