What is the role of a physio? | What do physios do?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Hi everyone in this video I’ll be giving you a brief answer on what is the role of a physio?
In a nutshell physiotherapists are very versatile health professionals as we can work in a number of diffferent areas such as neurological, musculoskeletal, cardio respiratory, sport or even ventenary physio.
You can even make your own specialism depending on your experience within the field.
We use our medical knowledge and expertise to successfully assess diagnose and treat via a form of exercise prescription.
This may serve a number of different purposes I.e to reduce pain, increase mobility, increase function, regain function from an injury etc.
It’s a very active role that involves communicating with people and being able to manage expectations.
Being a physio is very rewarding because you get to see someone improve their quality of life from your direct efforts.
So yes, I’d definitely advise you to do more of your own research by shadowing a physio or just researching online on the NHS website where there is loads of other information.
Hope that was useful guys and feel free to leave any comments that you may have had.
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When I saw a physiotherapist, he did the initial consultation but did not explain what would be included in the treatment plan. Then he passed me to his assistant who is a kinesiologist who seemed to be the one designing the treatment plan exercises that only included strengthening and no flexibility exercises (which I also needed) and her medical knowledge was limited in that she could not understand the functional limitations of my injury. It became a messy situtation that I will never again choose a physiotherapist who works with an assistant.
Physio keeps you moving 💪😊
Bro.. which university u r studying? Please add on universities list for master's physiotherapy ?????
do you think the work amount for a pharmacist in uni is more than a physio
really want to know
Hmm I honestly couldn’t say, we would need some input from a pharmacist too but I think both parties would be biased towards their experiences
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 do you think physio is an enjoyable job
Yes 100% , but it is a job just like any other
Hi Masud, I would like to ask which sector/area/field of physio makes up the highest percentage of the physio workforce in uk (ie. The field that offers most job opportunities). Please kindly guide me. Thanks
Hi 👋, id imagine within the NHS :)
Hi Masud. how can I possibly get work experience with a physio ?
Hey Leciel, at the moment it’s quite hard because of the pandemic.
But if you try and reach out to MsK outpatient departments via phone and email that would be ideal to set up a couple of days of shadowing.
Similarly with a private practice, just ring them up and speak to them about it.
If they don’t get back to you, keep calling until you get an answer and don’t give up.
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Thank you Masud. Really appreciate it !
Hi Masud, I am thinking of applying for physiotherapist course in St George university and have only four days to apply but I am so unsure as my partner doesn’t like me massaging and being so touching other’s people . Do you recommend this for me?And plus I am 35 years old. Is it not too late?
I am currently team leader in retaining section but I am not enjoying it. I do appreciate your advice
Hi Shahrzad, there is no massage on the course but you will be in close contact with other people. It is apart of the job.
You can do it as I know previously people in similar situation who have done the same and now work with children or somewhere else.
Don’t give up if it’s what you want.
35 is young , I knew people on my course close to 50 .. you will be ok , but it is a lot of work - you have to be dedicated for 3 years of your life .