2018 Archive
Exercise and the neurological population: challenges, benefits and future directions
Presenter: Rachel Young (MSc, BSc (hons), CSP)
Neurological Physiotherapist
Sheffield Neuro Physiotherapy
Associate Lecturer Sheffield Hallam University Doctoral Student Sheffield Hallam University
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
This webinar will identify the physical and psychosocial changes caused by neurological impairment. The challenges and barriers associated with exercise engagement for people with neurological changes will be considered. Research which has explored the benefits of exercise for people with a neurological condition will be summarised and I will explore…
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Exercise Rehabilitation-The Forgotten Treatment Modality?
Presenter: David Fevre MSc MCSP SRP
Category: 2018
Exercise has long been ‘the bread and butter’ for physiotherapy, but as the demand for speedy rehabilitation increases, more fashionable and trendy treatment regimes are often the main component in the primary recovery phase, post injury. Patients are often handed a non-individual standard exercise sheet for their injury to do…
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Moving & Handling in Early years and Primary Setting
Presenter: Alison Rotheram MCSP HCPC
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
The presentation covers moving and handling young children whilst adopting a safer posture. Working in schools and nurseries. Back care and safer principles of manual handling. Basic anatomy and advice for back pain. Highlighting early years risk factors with manual handling. Introducing good practices for handling children. Delegation of duties…
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Body perception and pain – a dynamic perspective
Presenter: Tim Beames MSc BSc (Hons) MCSP
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
Body perception is a general framework to describe perception, action and cognition and their relationships in a unified manner. Ordinarily we don’t have to consciously access our bodies. Pain however, necessitates a shift in our ability to access our bodies and may impact both our action in the world and…
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Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation: a pragmatic approach
Presenter: Peter Gladwell PhD MCSP
Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist
Pain Management Service
North Bristol NHS Trust
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
This webinar will provide an overview of the evidence relating to TENS and chronic pain, including back pain, osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia syndrome. Cautions and contraindications will be considered, to ensure safe practice. The use of TENS by patients as part of their self-management will be the main focus of the…
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Physical Activity Promotion in Physiotherapy Practice: A masterclass
Presenter: Anna Lowe MCSP, MSc, FHEA.
Public Health England-Physical Activity Clinical Champion
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
In this webinar we will review the evidence for physical activity as an intervention to improve health, both in the prevention and management of disease. We will explore some demographic information regarding physical activity levels and highlight the need to increase activity levels at population level. We will then consider…
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Assessment and management of posterolateral corner injuries of the knee
Presenter: Richard Norris
Physiotherapy Knee Specialist
MCSP, Honorary Liverpool University Lecturer
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
The posterolateral corner (PLC) consists of 28 individual static and dynamic structures that provide stability to the lateral aspect of the knee. The lateral collateral ligament (LCL), popliteus tendon and popliteofibular ligament are considered the most important stabilisers, and injury to these structures can result in lateral and/or postero-lateral rotatory…
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Unified Pathway for Foot Drop and Complex Gait Correction
Presenter: Jon Graham BA Bsc MSc MCSP HCPC reg
BA Psychology
MSc Cognitive Psychology
BSc Physiotherapy
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
Physiotherapists and Orthotists/ Podiatrists share a passion for improving the quality of life for patients by optimising their mobility through therapy, exercise, FES, Orthotic provision and more recently the use of exoskeletons. However, sometimes “we” can be like the blind men in the Indian parable who try to identify an…
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The role of the MDT in TMJ management
Presenter: Helen Cowgill BSC(HONS) MMACP MCSP SRP
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
The role of the Multidisciplinary team (MDT) in the management of temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) will be explored in this webinar. TMD is a collective term that encompasses pain arising from the muscles of mastication along with disorders of the TMJ. The aetiology of TMD is not clearly understood, however it…
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Holistic Injury Management & Return to Play in Sports
Presenter: Ian Gatt MSc, OMT, MAACP, MCSP, BSc (Hons)
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
In sports, it is very easy to focus on an injury in isolation. The first aspect of injury management is to consider other aspects of the whole kinetic chain as either a contributing factor or even the source of the symptoms. Think about trigger points or referred pain from joints.…
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Anterior Thigh Injuries in Sport Diagnosis and Rehabilitation
Presenter: David Fevre MSc MCSP SRP
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
Injuries to the anterior aspect of the thigh have a major functional impact on any sportsperson, both directly and indirectly. The quadriceps muscle group plays a key role in both biomechanical and functional aspects of human movement and is a key link in the lower limb chain, particularly in terms…
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The use of behaviour change theory in Physiotherapy practice
Presenter: Marianne Hensman MSc
Category: 2018, Club Recordings
As physiotherapists our work frequently involves advocating changes in peoples’ behaviour. A large body of recent research has centered around the integration of behaviour change theory into physiotherapy practice. This webinar will aim to develop understanding of how behaviours become habits, the theory of planned behaviour and how we as…
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