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2023: it’s a Prestons Health wrap
🙏to all those that connected with us in 2023 and looking forward to connecting again in 2024.
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Helen Preston
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Helen Preston
@PrestonsHealth
Loves life with family, friends & purpose. ❤️learning stuff,being outside & remembering what’s important….like parkrun and team sport. Physio & business owner.
Peterborough and Oundle Beigetreten Mayıs 2011
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@paintoolkit2 Such an interesting point Pete. I think the profession is confused too!😢
Im happy to say I am in the “both hand on and hands off therapy” dept
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Can I ask a question, as I’m getting confused 😵💫
Do Physiotherapists provide:
- Hands on therapy?
- Hands off therapy
- Both hand on and off therapy?
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@Retlouping @coasthealthhub @marklaslett_NZ This “kind, woman of a certain age” has simply had enough of being politely ‘put in her place’ by a parade of self-important men who flash their published papers like academic 🦚 peacocks.
This discussion is way too nuanced for twitter, I’m going back in hiding!
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@coasthealthhub @PrestonsHealth @marklaslett_NZ Sign of the times on this app. No respect for those that have done the hard work and research to better our understanding and profession? 🤷🏼 Maybe the kind lady could point us to her body of published work? marklaslett.nz/publications
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It is possible. I am in the final stages of completing my book "The science and art of musculoskeletal diagnosis". It will be available by August probably from Amazon
Helen Preston@PrestonsHealth
@JArcher100 @marklaslett_NZ How do you “sort out” the identified structure?
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@JArcher100 @marklaslett_NZ How do you “sort out” the identified structure?
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@PrestonsHealth @marklaslett_NZ We agree that pain is multifactorial, no doubt, and the pain may or may not relate to the identified structure.
But if it is a causative factor of consequence, it will need sorted out.
After which, there may be a more tolerable level of established pain to reduce, maybe not.
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True. Not just mine tho'. There's oodles of published reports of studies showing that 40% of CLBP is discogenic, 15% facetogenic, & at least 7% SIJ. Those alone are 60% and simply inconsistent with the claim that 95% don't have a structural cause.
Helen Preston@PrestonsHealth
@marklaslett_NZ In your opinion Mark.
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According to this, 95% of people presenting with pain don’t have a structural cause. Not true.
Mentions only cancer, fracture, nerve or cord compression as relevant findings on MRI. Not true.
Imaging findings in asymptomatics doesn't destroy validity. Ignorance is not bliss
Evoolve Pain Care Academy@EvoolvePainCare
Back Facts - Do I need a scan? @jpcaneiro discusses this common question. Would you like to know more research based information about back pain? evoolvepaincare.academy/patient-resour… The information provided is general information only and is not medical advice.
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Have you checked out our new educational platform?
EVOOLVE PAIN CARE ACADEMY
evoolvepaincare.academy
WE WOULD LOVE TO GET YOUR FEEDBACK ON IT.
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What you see: Friend who is fit, healthy and energetic in middle age.
What you SHOULD see: Friend who consistently eats healthy, makes time to exercise, and gets to bed at a reasonable hour.
Stop looking at the outcomes.
Start looking at the habits that lead to the outcomes.
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HOT OFF THE PRESS - OPEN ACCESS:
Physiotherapists’ delivery of cognitive functional therapy in clinical practice: perceived facilitators and barriers from a socioecological perspective
👏Phoebe Simpson Riikka Holopainen Nardia Klem Rob Schütze and team
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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Exciting news by the CFT team. Having been lucky enough to reach CFT competency, the evolve platform was an integral part of the process. Highly recommend to all clinicians. @PeteOSullivanPT @jpcaneiro
Peter O'Sullivan@PeteOSullivanPT
It’s been a 2 year journey with a wonderful team to develop this educational platform. This is In response to the RESTORE trial of Cognitive Functional Therapy for people with chronic low back pain published in the LANCET. Let us know if you like it… evoolvepaincare.academy
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Today (Wednesday 9th April) campaigners will be holding a peaceful protest outside of #Peterborough's Town Hall between 11am and 1pm.
Why not say hello and give them your support if you can. #LearningDisabilities
St George's Hydrotherapy Users@pbhydro_users
'Campaigners rally to save vital hub for people with learning #disabilities.' We need more of such valuable facilities - not less! A link to their petition is included in the article. Please sign if you can. #Peterborough peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/people/ca…
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There is no "minimum" amount of physical activity that someone should do. Facilitate & encourage people to do a little bit more. The evidence is clear. It is hugely beneficial.
#google_vignette" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">academic.oup.com/eurjpc/article…
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The same for great physiotherapy.
Find that ‘in’
Find that way to connect with a person, what makes them tick and therefore if and how you can help them.
Tendon physiology…?? Don’t sweat about it 😎
Joel Filliol@joelfilliol
What is great coaching? Connecting with people, understanding people. It's in vogue to talk about the science and the physiology, but connecting with who the athletes are as people and trying to understand them, their motivations, how to adapt, to get the best out of themselves. It's more in the psychology space, than it is in physiology. That's where the magic lies, is how to get the best out of each individual and understand them.
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Large cohort study findings
🦵 High HbA1c even in prediabetes (>5.7%) triples the risk of LL tendon problems
🧐 High total cholesterol (>5 mmol/L) increases odds of UL tendinopathy by 1.5x, and metabolic syndrome by 2.5x In UL and LL
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33963621/
#TendinopathyRehab
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