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March - April 2013 - Editorial
I have dedicated my final edition of the Orthopaedic Division Review to my first love… running. For me there is nothing more freeing than feeling the ground under my feet; just me and the elements on a long difficult run.And as one of the fastest growing sports worldwide, many runners would agree. Yet despite our growing interest in the sport, incidence of running injuries are consistently reported ..
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CURRENT ISSUE:
March - April 2013 Volume 26, No. 1
NOTE: MEMBER UPDATE Re: Western University Masters of Clinical Science

The Physiotherapy profession is changing with the advent of newly acquired and evolving roles and responsibilities. An ever-increasing number of Canadian Physical Therapists are working in expanded and advanced practice roles. These PT mavericks are coming to Montreal to spread the word on their clinical experiences and insight. What a great time to be a Physical Therapist. Others will present their latest clinical gems so you can head back to your respective practice and utilize their current evidence- based information. We want this Symposium to be clinically-oriented and tangible to your practice. So, bienvenue to Montreal and the Orthopaedic Division Committee welcomes you to what will be an impressive Symposium!

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1. Changes in Knee Biomechanics After a Hip-Abductor Strengthening Protocol for Runners With Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
Reed Ferber, PhD, ATC, CAT(C)*`!; Karen D. Kendall, MKin, CAT(C)*!; Lindsay Farr*
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2. Prospective Evidence fora Hip Etiology in Patellofemoral Pain
BrianNoehren1 JosephHamill2, and IreneDavis3
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3. Changes in muscle activation patterns when running step rate is increased
Elizabeth S. Chumanov a, Christa M. Wille b, Max P. Michalski a, Bryan C. Heiderscheit a,b,*
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