Connect2Physio

Connecting everyone & anyone to the online physiotherapy community! 🧑‍💻➡️📱

[Connect2Physio @Connect2Physio]

A list of resources clinicians can utilise for learning, critical thinking & clinical guidance:

[Charlie Clements @ClementsCharl96]

1) A 🧵 thread looking at greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GTPS).

[Carrie Taylor : Health for Keeps @CarrieEVT]

Wouldn't it be great if knee replacement patients had a patient led view of what might happen to them after surgery in terms of pain and function? My first publication is just out! 😃

https://t.co/8rFNi6Lb4w

[Connect2Physio @Connect2Physio]

@JaredPowell12 Or equally feel the need to give specific answers to questions patient may have.

[Laura Rathbone🌈 she/her @laurarathbone]

Are you a British physio?

Does your current wage cover the basics to live?
(Rent / food / bills / commute etc)

Im curious, how many clinicians are have to work extra shifts/Bank/or have a second job or 'side hustle' to afford basic living costs?

Rt if you can.
@thecsp

[Paul Ingraham (PainScience.com) @PainSci]

Exercise is “the closest thing there is to a miracle cure” in some great ways. But is it therapy for pain, rehab for injury?

I am highly critical of “corrective” exercise…very supportive of playful activity/sport…and I have awkward mixed feelings about progressive loading. 😜

[Paul Ingraham (PainScience.com) @PainSci]

I am not anti-anecdote. I am against giving anecdotes too much weight as a form of evidence. But I always want to hear patients’ stories. They are an amazing source of important questions and inspiration … and both the telling and the listening are inherently valuable.

[Adam Dobson @adamdobson123]

Here is a tweetorial on bending and low back pain.
Bit of a longer one but a number of juicy papers included.
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[Neil O'Connell @NeilOConnell]

🧵This is a thread about how we explored some divergent clinical trial results around CBT and exercise in chronic pain. This thread discusses our recent paper just published ahead of print in @PAINthejournal. https://t.co/H9g4Exhm4E 1/17

[Iain Harrington @iain_harrington]

Over the last 2 years, I've read A TON of threads on osteoarthritis.

95% of them weren't worth the time.

If you're looking to learn, let me point you in the right direction.

Here are the 8 threads I keep in my bookmarks (that will teach you A TON):

[Iain Harrington @iain_harrington]

Search "low back pain" on google video & you'll get 47,400,000 results.

Few provide any real learning value.

Here are 7 that do: 🧵🎥

[Iain Harrington @iain_harrington]

75% of people diagnosed with osteoarthritis ARE NOT given disease-specific education & advice...

@VersusArthritis is here to the rescue with incredible, free & comprehensive patient resources!

Here's my 6 favourite osteoarthritis resources from this amazing group.

🧵👇

[Connect2Physio @Connect2Physio]

The only time I’ve ever felt the full benefits of manual therapy is when treating an intubated and ventilated patient on critical care.

[Connect2Physio @Connect2Physio]

Let’s be frank does anyone really know what they’re doing when it comes to applying manual therapy?

[Connect2Physio @Connect2Physio]

BSTO, nil added sounds.

[Physio Network @PhysioNetwork]

What's your favourite physio quote? 😊

[Clinical Physio @clinicalphysio]

WE'RE LOOKING!!!

Would love to hear from you if you would be interested!!

[BVH Acute Medicine OT & PT Team @BTHmedicineOTPT]

Physio Twitter work your magic🪄: Can anyone help with any guidelines around safety of mobilising patients with suspected or confirmed PE. We are looking for some evidence based practise🙏🫁🩺 @BTH_Physio @coop_ittbvh @TheACPRC

[Charlie Clements @ClementsCharl96]

1) A thread looking at Adductor Related Groin Pain (ARGP)

[Alan J Taylor @TaylorAlanJ]

6 reasons to take #BloodPressure in the MSK physiotherapy clinic.

A thread to ponder over Easter 🧵

#Haemodynamics #Physio #PhysicalTherapy #Hypertension

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[Connect2Physio @Connect2Physio]

This is the tweet 👇

[Iain Harrington @iain_harrington]

Over the past 5 years, I have searched the internet for the best websites that help people in pain

99% of them weren't worth it.

Save yourself the time and just explore these 4 🧵👇