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User:Jess Bell

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Name[edit|edit source]

Jess Bell

About Me[edit|edit source]

I am a physiotherapist from NZ with both public and private practice experience. I graduated with a BHSc in 2011. I have a special interest in persistent pain conditions and am always keen to learn more about all things musculoskeletal. I also have an MA. Here at Physiopedia, I'm happy to be able to combine my research and writing skills with my physiotherapy knowledge.

Education[edit|edit source]

BHSc (Physiotherapy)

MA

Professional Affiliations[edit|edit source]

NZSP

Publications[edit|edit source]

Larmer PJ, Bell J, O'Brien D, Dangen J, Kersten P.Hydrotherapy outcome measures for people with arthritis: a systematic review.New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy2014; 42(2): 54-67

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