
Our physiotherapist Rosyln Boyd received a Premier's Award for Medical Research in May 2004, a commendation for her work demonstrating that 'Botox' injections, in combination with physiotherapy, dramatically reduces spasticity in the arms and legs of children with cerebral palsy. Premier Steve Bracks and Minister Bronwyn Pike visited the MCRI gait laboratory to meet some of Ms Boyd's patients and present the award
Tessa Jenkins with Ros Boyd (left), her mother Sue, Steve Bracks and Bronwyn Pike |
Ros Boyd, Bronwyn Pike, Steve Bracks and the media all watching the children's improved motor skills |
Ros Boyd with one of her patients, Celine Vinot |
Another of Ros Boyd's patients, Nathan Pellisier |
Tessa Jenkins with Ros Boyd (left), her mother Sue, Steve Bracks and Bronwyn Pike
Ros Boyd, Bronwyn Pike, Steve Bracks and the media all watching the children's improved motor skills
Ros Boyd with one of her patients, Celine Vinot
Another of Ros Boyd's patients, Nathan Pellisier