Between Monday 7 October and Friday 15 November 2024 join thousands of colleagues from around the world in becoming a master AI user for clinical practice, education and research. This year’s FREE Physiopedia massive open online course (MOOC) is focussing on the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI). This 6-week programme starting on 7 […]
Your key to unlocking the human nervous system…learn about neuroanatomy and function of this complex yet versatile communication system with these beautiful resources that will give you a better understanding of nervous system dysfunction and disease. The human nervous system is one of the most complex yet versatile communication systems on Earth. It creates movement […]
Physiopedia is an organisation driven by dedication and teamwork, where every person has a role and the opportunity to grow and contribute towards something meaningful. It is vital to our core that we recognise and celebrate the loyalty and efforts of those making an impact. Physiopedia has launched its Annual Awards to highlight the valuable […]
On 8 September 2024, we celebrate World PT Day by highlighting how physiotherapists and physical therapists all over the world are tackling one of the most prevalent global health challenges – low back pain (LBP). Did you know that LBP affects 1 in 13 people and is the leading cause of disability worldwide? Physiotherapy, also […]
How long should you wait after rotator cuff repair surgery to start physical therapy? The post Should You Delay Range of Motion after a Rotator Cuff Repair? appeared first on Mike Reinold.
From the Olympics to the paralympics this summer has the Physiopedia team gripped. As this summer paralympics gets into full flow this week we are learning more about the event and celebrating the sports performance of the athletes as well as the rehabilitation and technology that underpins this global event. Did you feel the same […]
Herbert is truly deserving of the Top Contributor recognition for August. His outstanding teamwork and leadership qualities shine through in every aspect of his work as the Education Focal Point for the ReLAB-HS initiative in Uganda. Herbert manages his responsibilities across the Toolkit team, the ReLAB-HS country team, and a diverse group of rehabilitation therapists, […]
How to determine what is a good superior labral, or SLAP tear, and a bad one. The post Update on SLAP Tears: Good SLAPs vs Bad SLAPs appeared first on Mike Reinold.
On World Humanitarian Day Physiopedia honours all those who are working to meet the needs of people affected by crises. We support rehabilitation professionals all over the world through our ongoing work to strengthen rehabilitation in health systems and with timely response in providing education to address specific and urgent needs. #ActForHumanity. On 19 August […]
I’m going to admit something that may come as a surprise to you. Corrective exercises don’t always work for me. Here is why. The post The Corrective Exercise Bell Curve appeared first on Mike Reinold.