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Welcome to The Physio Pulse Podcast, your go-to source for all things physiotherapy!
Hosted by James and Jeff, two passionate and experienced physiotherapists, this podcast hopes to share that passion by delving into the latest research, exploring intriguing case studies, and engaging with clinical discussions to keep you at the forefront of the physiotherapy field.
We bring a dynamic approach to every episode, sharing our expertise, experiences and failures. Hoping to make complex topics accessible and interesting for both seasoned professionals and newcomers alike.
Hosted by James and Jeff, two passionate and experienced physiotherapists, this podcast hopes to share that passion by delving into the latest research, exploring intriguing case studies, and engaging with clinical discussions to keep you at the forefront of the physiotherapy field.
We bring a dynamic approach to every episode, sharing our expertise, experiences and failures. Hoping to make complex topics accessible and interesting for both seasoned professionals and newcomers alike.
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Jeff sits down to discuss one of the most important distinguishing questions to ask someone to help decipher between a bone stress injury or a tendinopathy. Does his one question match up with what yours would be?
Please note, this episode does not constitute medical advice.
We sit down to run through a case study! There is something for everyone in this episode; from planning and executing history taking and a clinical exam, through to the operative and non-operative management discussions and the reasoning behind this.
Please note, this podcast does not constitute medical advice.
We sit down to discuss the RESTORE trial, the biggest RCT to date looking at cognitive functional therapy for back pain!
Please note, this podcast does not constitute medical advice.
We sit down to discuss well known and well cited randomised controlled trials looking at primary management of ACL rupture, KANON and ACL SNNAP. Which treatment appears to be superior in the management of ACL rupture? What are our takeaways to clinical practice?
For links to the papers discussed, access our open Dropbox through @physiopulsepodcast on Instagram.
Please note, this podcast does not constitute medical advice.
Introducing who we are, and what we hope to do with the podcast moving forwards!
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