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Emma Williams
Biography
Emma Williams

Lieutenant Colonel Emma Williams is the Senior Army and ADF Physiotherapy Officer, posted to the Force Health Protection Directorate in Joint Health Command. She is currently a/AD Health Surveillance, leveraging post-grad qualifications in Applied Clinical Epidemiology and Public Health. While she is part of the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps, she is driving a movement to create the Australian Army Physiotherapy Corps… watch this space!

Australian Army soldiers undertake the Australian Defence Force Fitness Leaders (ADFFL) course.
A Strategic Approach to Improving Readiness and Reducing Injury Risk in Army
This article describes the approach that the Army is taking to improve injury prevention and readiness across the Force.
< 15 mins
The 2024 Department of Defense Warrior Games Team Australia competitors and staff at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida USA.
Reflections on Team Australia’s Participation at Warrior Games
This article presents lessons learned from the Warrior Games that could be used to enhance Army.
< 15 mins
Australian Army soldiers from the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, conduct battle physical training on the flight deck of HMAS Adelaide during Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2022.
Opportunities with a New Brigade – Enhancing Human Capability
This article argues for an enhanced focus on human performance by leveraging the opportunities presented with the raising of the Health Brigade.
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< 15 mins
Avoiding Musculoskeletal Injuries During and Post Isolation
In this article Emma Williams give some advice on how to avoid musculoskeletal injuries following an extended time-out from training.
< 5 mins