Intro This finishes the series of blogs in my RA series that looks to expand upon the article for PhysioFirst which you can read in full here. It has topped 9000 downloads at the time of writing this blog and I am immensely proud of it as a piece of work, it was however hamstrung […]
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Intro This is a blog I have been meaning to write for a while, embarrassingly Gout occupies just the one slide on my “Recognising Rheumatology” courses despite it being the most common Rheumatological condition. I was lucky enough to watch a webinar by Dr James Prior which brought gout into focus and updated some facts
I am delighted and priveledged to be able to host this blog written by Jenni Ward (click here to follow her on twitter) a Physio with a real story to tell. I don\’t want to detract from it by writing a long introduction but it is a great demonstration of the complexities of Rheumatology conditions
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Intro Imaging in Rheumatology is a vital modality in assisting with the diagnosis and ongoing monitoring of the conditions. This blog begins another series of blogs which will aim to unpack imaging in Rheumatology from the perspective of Physiotherapists. It is clearly important that we utilise the imaging appropriately but also understand where our role
Imaging in Rheumatology – MRI for AxSpA Read More »
Intro Imaging in Rheumatology is a vital modality in assisting with the diagnosis and ongoing monitoring of the conditions. This blog begins another series of blogs which will aim to unpack imaging in Rheumatology from the perspective of Physiotherapists. It is clearly important that we utilise the imaging appropriately but also understand where our role
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I was comissioned recently to run a CPD session on Fibromyalgia. Part of it involved discussing how Fibromyalgia is diagnosed and I have decided to share the slides from that component of the talk. Fibromyalgia continues to be poorly understood and while I don\’t consider myself an expert by any means it certainly is something
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Intro This continues the series of blogs in my RA series that looks to expand upon the article for PhysioFirst which you can read in full here. It has topped 9000 downloads at the time of writing this blog and I am immensely proud of it as a piece of work, it was however hamstrung
The Stages of Rheumatoid Arthritis – Early Arthritis Read More »
Intro This is the third blog of my RA series that looks to expand upon the article for PhysioFirst which you can read in full here. It has topped 9000 downloads at the time of writing this blog and I am immensely proud of it as a piece of work, it was however hamstrung by
The Stages of Rheumatoid Arthritis – Clinically Suspected Arthralgia Read More »
Intro This is the second blog of my Rheumatoid Arthritis series that looks to expand upon the article for PhysioFirst which you can read in full here. It has topped 9000 downloads at the time of writing this blog and I am immensely proud of it as a piece of work, it was however hamstrung
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Intro This blog comes following a request from @ChrisSwinburne on Twitter which is a. awesome and b. terrifying as I don’t know a ton and information on this subject seems sparse. I have done my best to summarise what I hope is helpful. I suspect tendons are rather overlooked in RA (I admit myself included).
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