We did it! 🥳
Assessment of dizziness (including Dix-Hall pike) is due to be included in the updated NICE clinical guidelines for Falls!
Thank you, for all the hardwork put in by ACPIVR commitee members over the years to get this into the guidelines.
What. an. outcome
Calling all Neuro Physios who fancy working in outpatients…. Band 7 vacancy now available!! Take a 👀, share and DM if you’d like more info 👉 https://t.co/tAyDQ6vgjt
We look forward to hearing from you!
@BarryNicholls18@janekent80@TherapiesEKHUFT@EKHUFTJobs
I’m firmly behind free at the point of use concept.
If you are in the UK have a say, share your experience and suggestions
This is a big chance to get this right
#freeatthepointofuse#NHS#UK https://t.co/b1EIAVXDGK
If you aren’t cheating, you aren’t trying!
Are you looking at MRIs?
Feeling some confusion about the diffusion?
Feel impaired when it comes to the FLAIR?
Wish you could cheat a little?
Here’s a little cheat sheet on all the sequences you NEED to know if you are looking at MRIs!
--T1: It’s for anatomy, so brain structures reflect the same color as real life. So gray matter is gray on T1 & white matter is white on T1. It’s also for contrast. Contrast material is taken up by masses making them light up & them easier to see.
--T2: It’s the water sensitive sequence. What is pathologic water in the brain? Edema! My attending once said, “Everything bad in this world is trying to turn you back into what you came from—water."
-- DWI: Diffusion detects stroke, which are bright on diffusion. But anything that makes space tight in the brain can be bright on diffusion (highly cellular masses, clotted blood, pus under pressure, etc.)
--Gradient: Gradient is sensitive to metals. And what’s the most important metal in body? Iron—bc iron is in blood. So gradient is our blood sensitive sequence
Hopefully, this knowledge of the MRI protocol will stay with you for the long haul!
The UK law has changed to allow Physios to sign fit to work notes…@CSPLondon webinar to help you navigate 👀 and update #CPD#skills
https://t.co/vSO2hloaxy
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@ParkinsonsUK new TV advert celebrates these research breakthroughs and shows that, together, we can find a cure.
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A very insightful morning focusing on the key principles of neuroplasticity and the importance of intensity, frequency, duration, effort and task specificity. Thanks again to @LondonACPIN@ACPIN_UK@TherapiesEKHUFT
Thank you @LondonACPIN@ACPIN_UK for this training event this morning. So important we are supporting our patients with the correct, evidence based, up to date rehab to maximise their potential @BarryNicholls18@TherapiesEKHUFT
Thank you @LondonACPIN@ACPIN_UK for this training event this morning. So important we are supporting our patients with the correct, evidence based, up to date rehab to maximise their potential @BarryNicholls18@TherapiesEKHUFT
Arranged at SHORT NOTICE due to newly published research👍
AutumnSeries Webinar in 2 WEEKS! 11/10/21
@grahamdcochrane: Multiple Sclerosis and the Vestibular System - Buy tickets at https://t.co/TpfgxDHrgT via @tickettailor
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@acpivr Thanks again Dr Munro for an insightful presentation & discussion on Vestibular Migraine @acpivrsummerseries Today I successfully ‘unpicked’ a patient’s lifestyle routine and migraine symptoms and discovered a history of childhood migraine with abdo pain #knowthequestionstoask