Rheumatology.Physio Podcast

Welcome back to the blog! Osteoarthritis has been a bit of a passion project of mine over the last few months, learning and absorbing, finally attempting to disseminate what I believe to be the most up to date understandings around how the condition develops. I ran a webinar with BASRaT entitled "Osteoarthritis - Beyond Wear and Tear" and I have taken some of the questions from it and answered the...

Welcome back to the blog! It was livestream week this week and you can catch up here. This month I discussed Rheumatology in primary care, some of the challenges here and what we should do about it. If you are interested in the study that sparked the thoughts you can find it HERE Please consider heading to the shop to find more resources and supporting me to continue this hairbrained project! Or y...

Welcome back, its been a while! Can we be specific in Rheumatology as MSK Therapists, how and when should we be? Don't forget to hit subscribe check out the website  and find loads of links to my stuff here   This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rheumatologyphysio.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome back to the blog, RheumMates is back! This week I spoke to Zoe Clark an Osteopath and all around lovely person who specialises in AxSpA, works for NASS and has unique insight as you will hear during our chat. We try to challenge our biases regarding manual therapies, discuss approaches and roles of Physios and Osteopaths and generally just have a chat about Rheumatology. This is a public e...

Today we’re Chewing Over None MSK manifestations of Rheumatology conditions and making sure these are appropriately in assessments with guest host Jack March.  Your lunchtime daily show 12:30-13:00 usually with Jack Chew chatting about whatever is topical but today’s show is the monthly takeover with Jack March from Rheumatology. Physio . Usually healthcare and education, occasionally current affa...

Welcome back to the blog! We are catching up with the Poll that ran a few weeks ago now and I am responding to the clamour of cheers for a blog on Sjogrens Syndrome. Here it is, I hope you find it useful! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rheumatologyphysio.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome back to the blog! I decided to run a poll on what to publish this week and the results are in! Reactive Arthritis just edged out Sjogrens Syndrome so we will get to that next time. Reactive Arhtritis has gained a little bit of attention recently in Rheumatology circles although I suspect this has passed many of us by so I hope this blog provides some more detail. It is relatively rare, 30-...

Following on from my PhysioMatters podcast with Professor Tonia Vincent, I discussed the content with Jack Chew on livestream. So many unknowns and questions... I would love to hear feedback on this one! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rheumatologyphysio.substack.com/subscribe

Today we’re Chewing Over AxSpA in Women with guest host Jack March. I had to leave some questions unanswered at TherapyLive so I am going to go through some of them now! Your lunchtime daily show 12:30-13:00 usually with Jack Chew chatting about whatever is topical but today’s show is the monthly takeover with Rheumatology. Physio . Usually healthcare and education, occasionally current affairs, a...

Welcome back to the blog! A change of pace from recognition this month as we look at actually treating/managing/rehabbing! Exercise is a vital component of Rheumatoid Arthritis management and unfortunately people with RA fear it and don't reach their targets for activity. The recurrent features are back with legend of the blog and music with Kasabian at the bottom of the page. Please consider head...

And we are back! RheumMates is fast becoming my passion project speaking to these amazingly cool clinicians in Rheumatology. This month I am joined by Mike Dare and we had the absolute pleasure of interviewing Dr Ai Lyn Tan. Dr Tan is a Consultant Rheumatologist, Associate Professor, researches arthritis, mris, muscles, ultrasounds and runs EVRY DAY. She is truly awesome. Make sure you follow her...

Today we’re Chewing Over Covid-19 and Rheumatology conditions with guest host Jack March. Why are we interested in Covid-19 and rheumatology? What direction is the literature moving in and how can we make sure we are assessing and referring appropriately? Your lunchtime daily show 12:30-13:00 usually with Jack Chew chatting about whatever is topical but today’s show is the monthly takeover with Ja...

We are back, another week, another blog. I have been thinking this week about Rheumatology and its place in the hearts and minds of MSK Therapists. While I was thinking about this I found the start of a blog I planned on writing about 2 years ago and it triggered me to write this. I am going for a shameless request this week to increase visibility. Why not suggest it to a colleague, tag them on so...

Jack March is here for what will be the first of the Rheumatology TakeOvers a regular segment commenting on Rheumatology topics as they relate to the MSK world. Today he discusses delay to diagnosis and asks, what will YOU do about it? Tune in on The PhysioMatters Facebook page on the last Tuesday of the month at 1230 for more livestreams. Please consider heading to the shop to find more resources...

I can't tell you how excited I am about this podcast!  Professor Dasgupta is AMAZING, he has led the line on writing PMR guidelines, developing fast track clinics, teaching Rheumatology and just generally being an awesome guy. We delve deep into PMR from a primary care perspective, he gives excellent detail on recognition, management, investigation, differential diagnoisis, diagnostic uncertainty...

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Thank you to @TaiwanOzPhysio for bringing a paper to my attention which is used as the basis for this blog post (see reference at the end). Clearly recognising rheumatology conditions is of interest to me… This paper is interesting because it literally attempted to test this skill in Physiotherapists, we will talk a little bit about it in this post. Please do consider checking out my shop for furt...

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I have for a long time avoided this subject and I have decided to finally try and include this in my repertoire as the number of questions continues to increase. This is certainly an evolving area of knowledge for me and as a result this is not complete, nor do I expect it to be free from errors. Keep an eye out for further blogs and resources on the subject as I am able to learn more. This is a p...

Spondyloarthritis is an umbrella term covering a number of clinical diagnoses that can be broadly described as “enthesitic” in nature. This is an oversimplification but I find it helpful to understand where the site of inflammatory effect is and why certain extra articular features manifest. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episo...

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