Steven, Faux

Prof Steven Faux AM

Rehabilitation and Pain Physician; Conjoint Professor, St Vincent’s Clinical School, University of New South Wales; Adjunct Professor, School of Medicine University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney
Dr Faux is the Director at the Rehabilitation Unit at St Vincent’s Public Hospital, who specialises in pain management and general rehabilitation. He has appointments at:St Vincents Campus Prince of Wales Private Griffith Base Hospital, NSWCurrently a Senior lecturer in Clinical Medicine at the University of New South Wales, his research interests are in the management of spasticity, trauma management and stroke rehabilitation. Doctors refer patients to him with the following conditions:Arthritis Strokes Back and neck pain Joint replacements Fractures Difficulties with walking Self-care IncontinenceMBBS BA FRACGP FAFRM (RACP) FFPMANZCA GAICD

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