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Physiotherapy clinical tips to help improve your skills, results, confidence and enjoyment of work as a Physio.
For more detailed assessment and treatment info, you can download our free podcast - the Physio Edge podcast, and a range of videos with practical clinical treatment advice at www.clinicaledge.co
For more detailed assessment and treatment info, you can download our free podcast - the Physio Edge podcast, and a range of videos with practical clinical treatment advice at www.clinicaledge.co
Why isn’t my patient’s tennis elbow getting better? 3 tips for treating lateral elbow pain
Do you struggle with lateral elbow pain? Do you feel like you may be just along for the ride waiting for natural recovery to kick in? Do you wonder why some of your "tennis elbow"/lateral elbow tendinopathy patients aren't getting better as quickly as you'd like?
If you said yes to any of these, you'll want to watch today's video.
You'll discover three key research-based tips to help you get your lateral elbow pain patients on track, including:
How to make sure you've got an accurate diagnosis, and you're actually treating lateral elbow tendinopathy rather than another presentation
- Treatments you need to avoid like the plague, that will lead to worse outcomes
- Specific exercise instructions you can use with your patients - how much and how often should they get stuck into their strengthening exercises?
- If you'd love some more info on how to assess and treat elbow pain, we've created an entire series of online courses that you can get access to with a free Clinical Edge trial membership at www.clinicaledge.co/sign-up
If you said yes to any of these, you'll want to watch today's video.
You'll discover three key research-based tips to help you get your lateral elbow pain patients on track, including:
How to make sure you've got an accurate diagnosis, and you're actually treating lateral elbow tendinopathy rather than another presentation
- Treatments you need to avoid like the plague, that will lead to worse outcomes
- Specific exercise instructions you can use with your patients - how much and how often should they get stuck into their strengthening exercises?
- If you'd love some more info on how to assess and treat elbow pain, we've created an entire series of online courses that you can get access to with a free Clinical Edge trial membership at www.clinicaledge.co/sign-up
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Physio Edge 083 Running gait retraining, strengthening, glutes & ITB syndrome. Q&A with Tom Goom
มุมมอง 9696 ปีที่แล้ว
What are the key components when assessing and treating runners? Should your treatment of running injuries focus on glutes? How can your runners schedule their training to improve recovery? Physiotherapists [Tom Goom][TOMTWITTER] and [David Pope][DAVE] answer your questions on how to assess and treat patients with running-related injuries, including: - The key concepts when assessing and treati...
Running repairs online course - for success treating running injuries
มุมมอง 3867 ปีที่แล้ว
How can you have better treatment outcomes with running injuries? Achieve greater confidence and success with running injury patients. Treating running injuries can be frustrating and disheartening when patients make slow progress. On the other hand, when running patients are progressing well it leads to increased confidence, satisfaction, and enjoyment at work. Successfully treating running in...
5 minute Physio Tip - Acute Low back pain: When are flexion, piriformis and glute stretches helpful
มุมมอง 7968 ปีที่แล้ว
Acute low back pain - when to provide flexion based exercises Patients often present with acute and subacute low back pain (LBP), and pain into flexion activities eg sitting and bending. If the patient is painful into flexion, should we provide flexion based stretches and exercises eg knees to chest, piriformis, glute or hamstring stretches? When does it make sense to provide these exercises, a...
5 minute Physio tip - How to make your manual therapy effective
มุมมอง 9128 ปีที่แล้ว
When should you perform manual therapy with your patient, and when should you perform other treatments? How can you clinically reason through your assessment and treatment to identify whether your manual therapy is effective or not? In this 5 minute Physio tips video, I discuss clinical reasoning around manual therapy to help you get the most out of your manual therapy. You will discover: - Wha...
5 min Physio tips - Manual therapy - Fantastic or a complete waste of time
มุมมอง 3398 ปีที่แล้ว
Manual therapy is used by Physiotherapists in the treatment of all sorts of musculoskeletal conditions, and comes under fire for a number of reasons, including it's passive nature and causing patient reliance. Is manual therapy a useful treatment option, or a complete waste of time? When is it completely useless and when does it add value to your treatment? Find out my thoughts in this episode ...
How to fit metatarsal domes for foot pain
มุมมอง 51K9 ปีที่แล้ว
Metatarsal domes can be an important part of reducing your patient’s metatarsal pain. Acutely you will often achieve maximal pain reduction with softer metatarsal domes, and the key to the whole process is correct placement of your “Met domes”. In this short video, Nick Torrance takes your through the process of using and fitting metatarsal domes for your patients with acute metatarsalgia. This...
Forefoot pain - identifying metatarsalgia with Nick Torrance
มุมมอง 5K9 ปีที่แล้ว
Metatarsalgia is pain in the forefoot under the metatarsal heads. In this video, Nick Torrance of Balance in Motion Physio in Bondi, discusses the causes of metatarsalgia and how to settle down acute pain in the forefoot. This video is part of the video series Forefoot - Advanced Injury Management with Nick Torrance on www.clinicaledge.com.au
Achilles Tendinopathy Initial Rehabilitation with Russell Wright
มุมมอง 2.6K9 ปีที่แล้ว
How can you start rehabilitating Achilles tendinopathy? Achilles tendinopathy is one of the most common musculoskeletal issues your running patients will present with. A loading program and changing biomechanics are the cornerstones of a successful rehabilitation program for Achilles Tendinopathy. How can you start your patients loading program, and settle your patients achilles pain immediatel...
Return to sport after ACL reconstruction with Enda King
มุมมอง 1.5K9 ปีที่แล้ว
When can your patients return to sport? Can they have better sporting performance post-op than before they injured their ACL? This is a short extract from the Physio Edge podcast episode 32 with Enda King. The full podcast can be found at physioedge.com.au/ACL
Return to running following ACL reconstruction with Enda King
มุมมอง 5K9 ปีที่แล้ว
When can you incorporate running into ACL Rehab? What are the important goals patients need to achieve before being able to run? What type of running and how much should your patient run? This is a short extract from the Physio Edge podcast episode 32 with Enda King. The full podcast can be found at physioedge.com.au/ACL
ACL Rehabilitation Early stage rehab with Enda King
มุมมอง 2.3K9 ปีที่แล้ว
What are the best early stage ACL rehab exercises? Should you use quads and hamstring co-contractions? This is a short extract from the Physio Edge podcast episode 32 with Enda King. The full podcast can be found at physioedge.com.au/ACL
Shoulder pain tests with Ann Cools
มุมมอง 2.7K9 ปีที่แล้ว
Here are some highlights from a recent interview with Ann Cools on special tests to perform on your patients with shoulder pain. This short clip is on what tests to perform and when with your shoulder pain patients. To listen to the full interview, go to www.physioedge.com.au/anncools
Shoulder pain identifying the source with Ann Cools PhysioEdge 31
มุมมอง 1.7K9 ปีที่แล้ว
Shoulder pain - identifying the source. PhysioEdge podcast 31 Here are some highlights from the latest PhysioEdge podcast on Unruly Scapula assessment and retraining with Ann Cools and David Pope on episode 31, sponsored by Clinical Edge. This short clip is on how to identify the source of shoulder pain - the shoulder, the neck or the thorax. You can listen to the full podcast at physioedge.com...
Where do you get that fluffy pad from? Can you provide a link?
I found some ready-shaped on Amazon.
DAMN, her toys are all smushed
Pretty cool stuff at Area 51!!
thank you for taking the time to make this video and post it.
Black toes 😍
Explained really well 👏👏👏👏👏👍
I have nerve damage in the 2nd toe and the pads don't seem to help, any ideas
Great ,good job...most usefull video after many seen on youtube... thanks for your help... expecting your new works
Thanks mate. Just had a CT scan which ruled out a fracture but showed nothing else. It must be this.
Loving these Podcasts!!! I'm currently studying a MSc Physiotherapy (pre-registration) in Glasgow and have been listening to your podcast on walks etc during the current situation. Really informative especially for a pre registration student!
Thanks Jordan. Glad you enjoyed it!
Gonna check this out, thanks for showing & telling! 👍 Great!
Thanks Sammy.
I agree with the isometric exercises first during early rehabilitation phase on any soft tissue injuries/issues
Makes a lot of sense + not threatening movement patterns is a great tip too - still getting so many patients who've been to therapists who scare them to death.. Keep the good advice coming Dave.
Heel DROPS (eccentric loading) are MUCH better for achilles injury
Thanks for your comment. That has been the traditional thinking, but a lot of great research has been performed by Ebonie Rio, Peter Malliaras, Jill Cook and other showing isometric exercises are often better in the early stages of rehabilitation and eccentrics can be used as a progression later in the rehabilitation process.
Where could some1 get those pads? any recommendations? and what size are they?
Amazon.
I am experiencing pain in the second metatarsalgia, visited a couple of podiatrist, had x-rays done, mri and no luck in getting any good results. Even an orthodic but has not done the trick to get rid of it.
That's no good Lyn, do you have a good Physiotherapist/Physical therapist in your area that you can see to assess your foot?