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If the knee looks good, it probably is.
That includes ROM + dynamometry (don't guess, assess).
Local problems cause local inhibition, so good strength makes the knee less likely.
Post-activity knee pain + even a hint of hip history? Check the hips.
More nickilicphysio.substack.com/…
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The Dunning Kruger concept is universal.
Mentoring can help flatten the curve so the fall into the Valley of Despair isn't so big.
Encouraging unlearning (or knowledge shelving) as well as learning, in the constant presence of a caseload, can do the rest.
open.substack.com/pub/nickil…
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Our Neck Series: Part 3
The 3rd of our 3-part #ClinicalInsight series on the neck is on 'the stiff neck' - a standard unilateral stiff neck with rotation.
We discuss +ve responses to treatment & propose a simple treatment model.
Full piece here: bit.ly/3tUPEcq
🧵1/7
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New Blog:
🔎'When is a shoulder not a shoulder? (when it's a neck)' - why labels matter in the differential diagnosis of neck and shoulder pain. physioclinician.medium.com/w…
One of those blogs that helps me sleep better at night hoping it may help one less patient get mismanaged.
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If there is no need for specificity in SMT then why do we need to take multi-level courses over years at great cost? Modern MSK keyclinskills.ca
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The CPA is taking charge of highlighting the power of the #physiotherapy profession to deliver innovative treatment solutions to the challenged #healthcare system.
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1/Diagnosing discitis can be a pain in the backside!
When it’s easy, it’s easy--but when it’s hard, it’s REALLY HARD!
Only one of these is discitis—can you tell which one?
This #tweetorial will help show you how!
#meded #medtwitter #FOAMed #spine #radtwitter #radres
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I am much less interested in trying to explain someone’s pain than I am trying to understand what impact it has had on them
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Let’s celebrate Pride month!
It’s important to make sure we’re creating an inclusive environment for all within our clinics, community, and association.
#pridemonth
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This month, representatives of the CPA are meeting with Senators and Members of Parliament to discuss the leadership of physiotherapy professionals within the Canadian healthcare system.
Here is Melissa Cursons' reflection on that experience.
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Last chance to register for our Calgary event tomorrow night!
Use the link below to register today:
albertaphysio.com/mayeventsc…
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Don't forget to register for our FIRST EVER in person event. Mark your calendar's for May 16th!
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I’ve recently finished a rehab programme. It was emotional!
I am back in the clinic. It had me thinking about comms and so-called motivational interviewing
A basic to engagement is simple - do folk like you and what you have to say?
Here are 7 helpful pointers
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A new thread 🧵 based on the last 48 hrs and me consistently saying that pain is reduced in many cases before or without any strength gains from resistance exercises. Is it true that weak muscles don’t mean pain? Do. You need to be stronger to get less pain?
Enjoy the ride.
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Seeing pts with spinal related problems?
As appropriate
❇️ Asses ankle and toe power
❇️ Palpate pulses
❇️ Look at toenails
❇️ Asses skin
But please. Desist from blaming foot posture. Or long existing minor LL 'discrepancies'
Flat feet are normal feet, too
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It takes thousands of patients as a healthcare professional to realise:
- You never "fix" anyone.
- You can probably help most patients.
- There's others who can help when you can't.
- Some patients don't get 100% and that's not your fault, it's reality, but you can still help
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If you’re still wondering what a “15-Minute City” really means, at least as proposed by Paris Mayor @Anne_Hidalgo, it’s really simple.
Everything you need is available within a 15 minute walk, wheel chair or bike-ride from home.
Everything.
NOT by car trip.
Not even transit.
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💥 #Review
❓ "Is neurogenic inflammation involved in tendinopathy❓"
"There is strong evidence for the upregulation of nerve
ingrowth markers, the #glutaminergic and #sympathetic nervous systems in tendinopathic tissue."
Read more 👉 bit.ly/3HT0NO8
#WeAreBOSEM
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Two patient guides I've published this week at physioclinician.com.au/blog
1 . Frozen Shoulder physioclinician.medium.com/f…
2. The Shoulder in Mid-Life Crisis
physioclinician.medium.com/s…
My multi-disciplinary 'diagnostic and management pathway' for mid-life gradual onset shoulder pain.
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I love finishing my day with back-to-back Patellofemoral Pain patients.
Here's a handy evidence-based blog that explains how we now manage kneecap-joint related pain (pain at front of knee):
physioclinician.medium.com/s…
(Hint: it's a little more than ITB rolling and VMO strength):







































