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.
The most recent ReLAB-HS clinical skills training programme in Pakistan inspired participants to create a positive movement within their university and “Let’s Get Fit Together” continues to grow, with the founders hoping to expand the programme to the local community and beyond. In February 2024, 21 rehabilitation professionals from two provinces of Pakistan (Sindh and […]
Whilst artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming integrated into our daily lives, pitfalls in accuracy and nuance remain – precluding its use independently in technical translation work. But by combining the powers of highly efficient new “large language models” with the skilled human touch Physiopedia Plus (Plus) has a tried and tested system for translating […]
Are you passionate about having a long lasting impact on your profession? Physiopedia’s next Volunteer Orientation Course is starting on 2 September 2024 and this is your chance to join the team, share knowledge, learn new skills, expand your professional network, have fun with us and make a difference! Physiopedia, the world’s largest rehabilitation knowledge […]
How to incorporate rate of force development into the rehabilitation process. The post Rate of Force Development in Rehabilitation appeared first on Mike Reinold.
At Physiopedia we recognise the amazing achievement of the world’s new physiotherapy and physical therapy graduates as well as how daunting it is to step into a new workplace and career. To celebrate all those finishing up their studies, throughout the month of August, all recent graduates can enjoy this one-time offer to join Physiopedia […]
Optimal dysphagia management requires input from qualified healthcare professionals. Now you can acquire fundamental knowledge of the tools and strategies used to recognise, assess and develop rehabilitation plans for individuals with dysphagia with this new programme of four courses from Physiopedia Plus (Plus). Dysphagia refers to swallowing difficulties, which can be caused by functional or […]