Rheum101 – The conference name so good we have to make the conference! 6 months ago we held The Rheum101 conference, it was a hybrid event with 8 sessions covering Osteoarthritis, Clinical Reasoning, AxSpA and more. It was a brilliant event. You can get the recordings here. Watch the video below to see what happened […]
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Psoriasis as we know is a big risk for developing Psoriatic Arthritis. Clinically reasoning who we send to Rheumatology is a little bit of a challenge however. Do you refer a person with Psoriasis and tendon pain? Or do you need more of an inflammatory picture first? We don’t want to delay diagnosis but we
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I spoke about Covid-19 as a trigger for Rheum a while back and the research is beginning to get published. Given that just about everyone on the planet has gotten Covid over the last few years people attending MSK clinics are likely to have had it… This paper is open access and is available here
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A full podcast this week Rheumatology fans, in this, the fourth of a series of five podcasts concentrating on Axial Spondyloarthritis for healthcare clinicians, Jack March – The Rheumatology Physio speaks to Bethany Dawson and Dale Webb about Experience and Advocacy in Axial Spondyloarthritis. The people who have conditions are the voices we need in
Most people don’t get that excited about new NICE Guidance, but I do when it involves Inflammatory Arthritis! Gout is an Inflammatory Arthritis and the new NICE Guidance has just been released! Watch this 5 minute video to get all the up-to-date information. You can also listen to all of my blogs as podcasts subscribe
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I didnt think saying “not everyone with joint pain needs an xray” was going to be my controversial opinion when I think Tea is the worst drink ever invented but here we are… The NICE guidance says “Our guideline on osteoarthritis recommends that adults aged 45 or over should be diagnosed with osteoarthritis clinically without investigations
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A full podcast this week Rheumatology fans, in this, the third of a series of five podcasts concentrating on Axial Spondyloarthritis for healthcare clinicians, Jack March – The Rheumatology Physio speaks to Dr. Sinead Maguire a Specialist Rheumatology Registrar (SpR) all about Pregnancy Outomes in Axial Spondyloarthritis. Axial Spondyloarthritis affects “people of childbearing age” which
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Welcome back Rheumatology fans, something a bit different but to a degree Rheumatology related so bear with it. Today (as I write this) I completed the Faculty of Sports and Exercise Medicine MSK Diploma exam, I wanted to share my experience! Maybe you are thinking of doing it or haven’t heard about it yet! I
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Welcome back Rheumatology fans, I was kindly invited by the wonderful Matt Phillips of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast to talk about Recognising Rheumatology for Sports Therapists and Massage Therapists. It was a great chat and it is definitely worth checking out their other podcasts! The Rheum 101 hybrid event in Person and Virtual tickets
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Welcome back Rheumatology fans, I booked in another sneaky podcast record and its a really great look at Hypermobility with the awesome Mike Makher. We discuss what hypermobility is, what physios can do and when we should refer out. Make sure to go and follow Mike on TWITTER. The Rheum 101 hybrid event in Person
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