Amy Greaves

Currently living and working in 🇳🇿 Physio, Trainee ED ACP🚨 SI Bone health. Background -SportEx Sci (BSc Hons), MSc Physio, PT. Triathlete 🏊‍♀️🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

@GPDrYvetteDoc @DrRobgalloway @Parody_RCGP It’s what us Physios are out here for too! So many community groups, PTs, exercise coaches whose roles advocate and support physical activity in all populations! FCPs in GP clinics should have a role in supporting with this too!

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

Music to a Physio’s ears! 🎶 Exercise and it’s benefits is not a new concept but certainly works! The challenge is motivating people to change habits, finding something they enjoy for sustainable lifestyle change. Talking “Physical activity” can help- gardening anyone? 🍃🧘‍♀️🎾🚲💃

[Rob Galloway @DrRobgalloway]

You only have to look at the current state of our health service, to realise that modern medicine, so good at treating acute illness but without as much attention on prevention and long-term illness, is failing our patients.

There is an inextricable rise in demand for medical care which is unsustainable. Unless things change, this situation will only get worse. And more and more patients will suffer.

As an A&E Dr, in many ways, I provide a sticky plaster to societal problems. We need to move our mindset from treatment to prevention of illness.

Only lifestyle changes can truly reduce demand and in the medium to long term preserve a healthy service for all and not just those lucky enough to afford private care.

Doing regular exercise is the single most important thing that anyone can do for their health and thus reduce demand on health care systems.

Two new studies have shown that even small amounts of exercise both for adults and kids can make a massive difference to both physical and mental wellbeing. In this week’s mail health article, these scientific papers are reviewed and the importance of exercise examined.

In summary, get out there, walk or jog; even small amounts are so good for you - you don’t have to do a 10K or a marathon. But if you want that as a goal, as the medical director of the @BrightonMarathn I can thoroughly recommend our races!

[Tim Slade @TimboSlade]

Looking for an ACP colleague to add to our ACP team within the emergency department @GWH_NHS. Exciting times with building work underway & new department on the horizon. Opportunity to pursue @RCEMACPForum credentialing and job planned SPA time for 4 pillars. Come join the team…

[Department of Health and Social Care @DHSCgovuk]

🎉 Today we're celebrating the NHS and its staff for everything they've achieved over the past 75 years.

Always evolving, adapting and innovating to keep people healthier for longer.

#NHS75

[Dr. Scott Carlin @scottcarlinpt]

5 tips for better marathoning:

via Hansons Marathon Method

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[British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) @BJSM_BMJ]

Hormones play a vital role in determining health and human performance ❤️🏃‍♀️

1️⃣ Important for mental and physical health🧠
2️⃣ Hormones are influenced by exercise, nutrition and sleep💤
3️⃣ Hormones drive positive adaptive changes 💪

#BJSMBlog 👉 https://t.co/jB3QkyJrzn

[Ash James 💭 @ashjamesphysio]

“Doctors add years to life and Physios add life to years”
- @KMiddletonCSP

A wonderful story of the power in our great profession!

#ThisIsWhy

https://t.co/YiAXl0vaKJ

[Charlie Clements @ClementsCharl96]

1) A very quick look 👀 at the stages of Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES)

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

@ChrisEJones84 @ed_bath And thank you Chris for your ongoing support of Physio Practitioners in ED!

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

Thanks to HEE for the opportunity to undertake the MSc in Advanced Practice! Great to chat to the team about the pathway for Physiotherapists and raise awareness of development opportunities for ACPs in different specialties!

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

@KneesSimpson Have an amazing time Gen! I’ve said to Tom to look out for my friend Sophie who is on the same ride as you! And Ashleigh from ED who will be the nurse on the trip! 🐘 🦒 🐊 🦁 🚴‍♀️ 🚴🏼‍♂️ 🚴 🏔 🏔 🏔

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

Left Copenhagen with an ulnar nerve palsy but it’s all good- great race, brilliant city and the best company @trina_sharland #ironmancopenhagen #swimbikerun Thanks to the amazing support crew @BenWakeling92

[Joanne Fulford 💙 @Jo_Ro_Fu]

🚨Exciting opportunity 🚨 Recruiting to our Emergency Physio/ MSK Physio team @UHDBTrust @UHDBAHPs https://t.co/cCTYOVNlCO Please retweet @LizzieSenneck @Emmajsalt @LisaJ_Goodwin @C6uthrie

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

Come and join our growing AHP workforce in ED! Great opportunities for development and lots of recent positive change with the team and rotas! @AHPsinBSW @ed_bath

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

@C6uthrie @CSPLondon @UWE_NMP Hi @C6uthrie we do! PGD for cocodamol and codeine has just been put on. Wasn’t sure where we stood with that as Physios as we are not allowed to prescribe it in our practice as IPs. Was going to bring that to our next APP meeting!

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

@ChrisMartey @DragonRideWales Good luck Chris 💪🏼☀️🚵‍♂️ you will smash it! But most of all, enjoy it! What a great way to explore Wales!

[Genevieve Simpson @KneesSimpson]

High genetic contribution to anterior cruciate ligament rupture: Heritability ~69% | British Journal of Sports Medicine https://t.co/Jk850rKOlb

[Rob Beaven @rob_chiro]

How I explain stuff to patients. A thread 🧵

A thread of how I (generally )explain common conditions. I would love some feedback on mine, and how you guys explain these too. Appreciate there are many caveats here.
Includes OA, NSLBP, manual therapy, sciatica & Tendinopathy

[angiejphysio @angiejphysio]

Have you signed up for this great opportunity to hear the dancing guru @lizbayleyphysio sharing her huge knowledge about the performing arts

[Amy Greaves @AmyGreaves9]

What a weekend. Thank you to #penninebarrierultra #gbultras and these legends for being friends who sign up to these adventures too 🙌🏽

Legs feeling those 50miles today 😂