Series:
Covid-19 Stories - Images and Story - Rachel Andrew
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Access:
Open
Start Date:
01 Mar 2020
End Date:
30 Jun 2020
Creating Agency:
| Covid-19 Stories Project (TA2205) | 01 Mar 2020 |
How to Use:
Copyright of this series, where applicable, has been retained by Rachel Andrew. Tasmanian Archives has permission to this work available as part of the COVID-19 Stories Project, to use copies for research and promotional purposes, and to authorise publication requests on behalf of Rachel. Copyright in the articles is retained by the publishers 'Continence Foundation of Australia' and 'Womens Health Tasmania'. Any further usage or reproduction of these articles must be gained from the relevant publishers.
Series notes:
Rachel Andrew is a continence and women's health physiotherapist. She operates 'pelvic physio' in Hobart. Rachel submitted to the COVID-19 Stories project articles which she contributed to and a patient resource she created in 2020. In her submission Rachel explains, "Tasmanian borders were still open but I had decided I needed to shut face to face practice. I wanted to reduced the risk for patients and my partner and staff and ensure the doctors I work with could continue to see their clients. I decided to shut and transition to telehealth. I did this successfully moving quickly to fifty percent of my normal caseload and I helped train up some other physios in Tasmania, Victoria and Queensland".
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