John Naylor

Clinical Lead NHS Physiotherapist - MSK/ED/FCP Hull Hospitals; Clinical academic (PhD) with interest in person-centred practice; Family man; Leeds United fan.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Big success never comes in one jump, it grows step by step with steady effort, so keep moving forward and soon you will reach your goal 🚀

[Margaret R. Roller @MargaretRoller]

New in RDR, "From the Literature: Assurances of Quality Using the TQF" - A rigorous approach to all research designs — #qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods — supports a strong research community and ultimately improves the lives of others. https://t.co/YKb193ln2l

[Leeds United @LUFC]

📅 Our 25/26 Premier League fixtures...

[John Naylor @jpnaylorphysio]

@heyneurosurgeon @HullHospitals ....'The man in action'. On behalf of FCP group: Thanks, George, for an informative and entertaining talk today.

[Tom O'Hare @Urodoc46]

@DBelardoMD @dnunan79 @Catalogofbias This is a good one too

[John Naylor @jpnaylorphysio]

@Jon_Gill_Physio Done. Good luck with your research, Jon.

[John Naylor @jpnaylorphysio]

Thought it worth reposting PhD qualitative systematic review article from 2022 since MSK person-centredness so zeitgeisty: https://t.co/bN64UonUMf

[John Naylor @jpnaylorphysio]

@NathanHutting @MaxiMiciak @ProfBrendan Cheers, Nathan.

[John Naylor @jpnaylorphysio]

Happy to get 3rd PhD paper over the line before viva! 😃Check it out open access: 'The experiences of patients attending the emergency department who were managed by physiotherapists: a person-centred perspective' https://t.co/400qrP1ert @NathanHutting @MaxiMiciak @ProfBrendan

[John Naylor @jpnaylorphysio]

@MaxiMiciak @NathanHutting @ProfBrendan Cheers, Maxi. Found your 'FW for establishing connections..' most instructive for my thesis, BTW 👌

[John Naylor @jpnaylorphysio]

💥another PhD publication with 'an exploration of person-centredness among emergency department physiotherapists: a mixed methods study'🥳 OPEN ACCESS (🙏 coauthors & participants) 👉https://t.co/KG8rtwRIHl @michangus @ProfBrendan @NathanHutting @C6uthrie @jpcaneiro @MaxiMiciak

[Hull Uni Physiotherapy @HullUniPhysio]

Physio lecturer Michelle Naylor is exploring physiotherapists experiences of incivility in the profession. She would be very grateful to any physiotherapists that would be able to complete this short survey.

https://t.co/JEYM0cot02

[Western Health Sciences @westernuFHS]

New 📄 collaboration with @JaneSThornton, Jenna Schulz in @DisabilityRehab: ‘Effectiveness of Pilates exercise on low back pain: a systematic review with meta-analysis’ @westernuSPT @westernuSSIRG @WesternU 🔓 https://t.co/XuvDBA9s6e

[Consensus @ConsensusNLP]

A lot of folks interested in Consensus this morning!

Unfortunately the demand is causing some search issues. Please give us a few moments to fix the issue. 🛠️

[Charlie Clements @ClementsCharl96]

1) A brief look at BSI’s & what are some of their clinical features?

[StudyXing Medicine @USMLEStepStudy]

Key "purest" sensory examination contact points for the peripheral nerve dermatomes: cervical, lumbar and sacral

[Lea Alhilali, MD @teachplaygrub]

1/I always say you can tell a bad read on a spine MR if it doesn’t talk about the lateral recess

What will I think when I see your read? What do you say about lateral recesses?

Here’s a #tweetorial on lateral recess #anatomy & grading stenosis
#medtwitter #neurorad #spine

[Innovative Qualitative Health Research @Qual_Health]

A big welcome to our 2023 @DeakinHealth Qualitative Health Research Masters and PhD students!

#QualitativeTwitter - if you could recommend one article that you have found most useful in relation to qualitative methods what would it be?

[Dr. OMID BANDARCHI @OBandarchi]

🛑All of the thenar & hypothenar muscles are easy to palpate.

💥INDEX FINGER PLALACEMENTTECHNIQUE
is used for palpating thr thenar muscles.

💥THE RING FINGER PLACEMENT TECHNIQUE is used for palpating the hypothenar muscles.

[Dr Gurdeep S Dulay @gurdeep_dulay]

#Sacroilitis in #AxSpA

Normal Left #sacroiliac joint on x-ray

BUT

clear changes seen at Left sacroiliac joint on MRI

Changes in keeping with #axial #spondyloarthritis

(CT not routinely used)