
Advanced Physiotherapy Practitioner. First Contact Practitioner @DCHS
England, United Kingdom
Joined May 2017
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This amazing lad thinking of others when grieving AND unwell. Please help him all you can- I have. @StaffsChildrens @UHNM_NHS Donate now justgiving.com/page/kate-fre…
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Oh dear! This is dangerous from @Keir_Starmer
➡️ self referral to physio for back pain already exists
➡️ if you have INTERNAL BLEEDING you can’t just go straight for a ‘test’ without being assessed by a doctor
Smashing first year of competitive swimming for Martha @RascalsRipley Her strength, technique, stamina and resilience has come on leaps and bounds. So proud of this determined little lady @DuffieldMeadows
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Physios… if you want to have your say about @The_HCPC outrageous, insulting, and totally unnecessary 20% fee increase then you can complete this online survey here to give them ‘feedback’… please don’t hold back! smartsurvey.co.uk/s/hcpc_fee…
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1. Read and write more.
2. Don't hesitate to admit when you're wrong.
3. Be comfortable changing your opinion.
4. Find a mentor.
5. Stay teachable.
6. Make mistakes and learn.
7. Don't get offended easily.
8. Ask questions.
9. Spend time with nature.
10. Stay humble.
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The latest #COVID19 #vaccine surveillance report has been published.
Around 30,300 deaths, 46,300 hospitalisations and 8,151,000 infections have now been prevented by the UK COVID-19 vaccination programme.
Read more: gov.uk/government/news/covid…

ALT Dr Jamie Lopez Bernal, Consultant Epidemiologist at PHE, said: “The vaccines are very safe and very effective, and they are the best way to protect you and those around you from becoming seriously ill with COVID-19. “With restrictions easing, it is absolutely vital that everyone gets 2 doses of the vaccine, to protect you and those around you from the COVID-19 variants currently circulating in the UK.
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Got 7mins to do some bloods learning?
Just found this great video re understanding hypercalcaemia (raised calcium) in malignancy:
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Excellent Blood Test study day today- ** if suspect inflammatory arthritis don’t wait for bloods- refer straight away*** #rheumatology #fcp #RA *** if diagnosed <3m can push back mounting immune response into remission ***
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Management of neck pain
New for 2021!
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An important reminder of a normal x-ray as part of the diagnostic criteria for frozen shoulder to exclude other causes of stiffness.
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Sunday night bloods night again 🤓 🔬 👩🔬
Thread 4 of basics of blood tests:
UNDERSTANDING INFLAMMATORY MARKERS
Said this back in March and sounded like a misery. So true, clapping is not enough.
"Claps don't pay the bills - give all NHS workers a 15% pay rise #NHSPay15 "
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Shout out to @DuffieldMeadows again for ensuring our children’s well-being comes first and arranging a fab Christmas extravaganza (covid safe obvs)! ❤️
Big thank you to @DuffieldMeadows for all of the hard work that has clearly gone into getting the kiddies back to school as safely as possible x
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This week I gave a @GreshamCollege lecture for members of the public who want to have a broad overview of COVID-19. It also provides more detailed answers to some of the good technical questions I have been asked over recent weeks.
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📢JUST PUBLISHED: Frozen Shoulder. Non-surgical interventions. Systematic Review #openaccess
medicaljournals.se/jrm/conte…
Summary includes 4 RCTs deemed to be of low risk of bias
Catherine Minns Lowe @evabarrtt @McCreesh_Karen Neasa de Burca
With 🙏 to the @HealthFdn for support
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A healthy list:
1 Get more sleep
2 Find time to exercise
3 Drink more water
4 Eat less sugar
5 Stay teachable
6 Read and write more
7 Remove clutter
8 More random acts of kindness
9 Don't respond to negativity
10 Spend quality time with family
11 Show gratitude
12 Forgive first



















