Clinical practice guidelines

This practice briefing outlines entry, consent and other considerations when dealing with assistance, companion or therapy animals in your clinic.

Infant orofacial conditions such as tongue tie are complex and require interdisciplinary care. Osteopaths working with infants and their caregivers manage the neuromusculoskeletal implications of orofacial conditions for the neck, head, back and posture. This practice briefing for health stakeholders describes good practice in osteopathic management of orofacial conditions, other health professional groups osteopaths work with for management, and practice advice Osteopathy Australia offers its members working in the field to promote infant health and development.

A comprehensive guide to keeping high quality and consistent clinical records, including templates to help osteopaths record important information

A practice briefing on the risks, requirements and key considerations for using dry needling, acupuncture and acupuncture related techniques in osteopathy practice.

A guide for osteopaths on training, competence and recommended procedures for treating sensitive areas, genitalia or using internal techniques

This case study series will help members to reflect on factors important to consider in diagnosis, treatment and management of low back pain (LBP).

Guidance for osteopaths working with the NDIS

A guide to the requirements and insurance implications of providing osteopathy services in group settings

This template provides osteopaths with a semi-structured interview process for the management of patients with persistent pain