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š”In this episode of PT Pro Talk, host Mariana Parks sits down with Dr. Clare Ardern, Editor-in-Chief of JOSPT and researcher at the University of British Columbia. They discuss the challenges of bridging the gap between research and clinical practice.
Dr. Clare shares insights on how busy clinicians can stay updated and how to sift through the overwhelming volume of new information. The conversation also dives deep into the emerging role of physiotherapists in Emergency Departments, as well as the ethical implications (and failures) of using AI and digital triage tools in musculoskeletal care.
š āItās not just about publishing research - itās about how we disseminate it so clinicians can actually use it.ā - Dr. Clare Ardern.
šš»Dr. Clare Ardern is a physiotherapist, senior researcher, and Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) and JOSPT Open. She leads the DigiMSK research team at the University of British Columbia, which brings together researchers, clinicians, patients, designers, and policymakers to re-imagine musculoskeletal care.Ā
Clareās work focuses on helping clinicians translate high-quality evidence into practical decisions, understanding the impact of health research on policy and society, and improving return-to-sport outcomes after injury. She also hosts the weekly JOSPT Insights podcast, downloaded over 35,000 times each month.
šYou will learn about:Ā
How JOSPT prioritizes research that directly impacts clinical decision-making
Practical ways clinicians can stay current with evidence without information overload
Why research and guidelines should guide - not dictate - clinical care
How physiotherapists are shaping MSK care in primary care, emergency departments, and digital health
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Building Trusted Networks: Reach out to trusted colleagues to create a support system. Use this network to openly discuss evidence-based practice and support each other in driving continuous improvement.
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š”In this episode of PT Pro Talk, Chris Prentiss, Dr. Alyson Hackett, and Kayla Rathbone share real-world insights on what makes home exercise programs effective, and why so many fail. Drawing from decades of clinical experience, they discuss common frustrations clinicians face, from unclear instructions and time-consuming workflows to technology that creates barriers instead of solutions.Ā
The conversation explores how clarity, simplicity, patient education, and flexible tools can improve adherence, efficiency, and clinical outcomes.
š āHaving videos and pictures all in one place, in a way that reflects how I practice with an MDT background, has been a big change and saves me a lot of time.ā -Ā Kayla Rathbone
šš» Chris Prentiss, PT, Cert. MDT - Ā Chris is a physical therapist with over 30 years of experience specializing in spine and orthopedic care. A SUNY Stony Brook graduate and certified McKenzie practitioner, he focuses on accurate diagnosis and individualized treatment for sports injuries and spinal disorders.
šš» Dr. Alyson Hackett, PT, DPT, Cert. MDT, OCS - Ā With 20+ years of experience, Dr. Alyson is board-certified in orthopaedics, vestibular rehab, and the McKenzie method. Currently an injury prevention specialist at Work Right NW, she integrates physical therapy with ergonomics, yoga, and wellness coaching to improve employee health.
šš» Kayla Rathbone, MScPT, Cert. MDT, Cert. OACā¢ - Ā Kayla is an Ontario-based physiotherapist and certified MDT clinician with 12+ years of experience. She specializes in treating persistent muscle and nerve pain using nervous-system strategies and lifestyle factors. Beyond the clinic, she is a business owner and mom of two.
šYou will learn about:Ā
Why patients struggle with HEPs and what improves adherence
How clinicians can save time and reduce workflow frustrations
Practical ways to make HEPs clearer, more engaging, and easier to follow
How flexible HEP tools support better outcomes for both clinicians and patients
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š”In this episode, researcher and exercise physiologist Brendan Mouatt explores how language, context, and perception influence the experience of pain, the response to exercise, and clinical outcomes.
He discusses how patients construct meaning from what they feel and see, why overly anatomical explanations can reinforce fear and fragility, and how professionals can create environments that promote safety, autonomy, and adaptation.
A practical and current conversation about communication, behavior, and the complexity of pain.
š āWhat we say - and the words we use - really do matterā¦ It affects whether a person feels fragile or adaptable and can be nudged in the right direction." - Brendan Mouatt
šš»Brendan Mouatt is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist focused on pain, injury, human behaviour, and biopsychosocial healthcare. His Doctoral research at the University of South Australia investigates how clinician communication and behaviour shape patient self-perception, capability, and future actions.
He develops and delivers continuing education for allied health professionals and GPs, translating contemporary pain science into practical clinical application.
Brendan is also the CEO of the Neuro Orthopaedic Institute (Noigroup), a science-driven organisation in Adelaide dedicated to improving the lives of people experiencing pain through evidence-based publications, education, and resources.
šYou will learn about:Ā
How words and clinical decisions shape patient confidence and recovery.
How exercise cues can help or hinder beliefs about the body.
Practical tips for pain education that donāt backfire.
Simple ways to apply these insights in everyday practice.
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E-mail: brendan@noigroup.com
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š”In this episode of PT Pro Talk, Professor Jill Cook clearly explains why many people misdiagnose, what types of load irritate tendons, and how to identify the true trigger that initiates pain (re-airing).
Jill also presents valuable insights into clinical evaluation, classic signs for each tendon, myths about rest, how to use isometric exercises correctly, and when not to rely solely on imaging findings.
š āWe would expect that, immediately after the isometrics, there would be at least a 50% drop in their pain." - Prof. Jill Cook
šš»Professor Jill Cook is an Emeritus Professor in Musculoskeletal Health at the La Trobe Sport & Exercise Medicine Research Centre in Melbourne, Australia, and one of the worldās leading researchers in tendon health. With more than 30 years of clinical and research experience, she is internationally recognized for her work on tendinopathy and for co-developing the widely used Tendon Continuum Model.
Since completing her PhD in 2000, Prof. Cook has focused on tendon pathology, rehabilitation, load management, treatment options, and the risk factors that contribute to tendon injury - helping bridge the gap between research and real-world clinical practice. Alongside her academic role, she runs a specialist tendon physiotherapy practice and teaches globally, delivering lectures and workshops to help clinicians better understand and manage tendon conditions.
šYou will learn about:Ā
Tendinopathy mechanism of injuryĀ
The different stages of tendinopathy pathology developmentĀ
What you should look for in the clinical assessment
Tendinopathy differential diagnosis
Treatment strategies
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š” In this episode of PT Pro Talk, Dr. Alison Grimaldi, a world-renowned physical therapist and researcher, talks with Mariana Parks about the complexities of gluteal tendinopathy and the evolution of understanding lateral hip pain.
During the interview, explore the myths and evidence of gluteal tendinopathy, understand the clinical reasoning behind differential diagnosis, and the latest evidence-based strategies for effective treatment.
š āThe clam can be particularly provocative for gluteal tendinopathy, as well as for anterior rim pathologies or hip flexor issues." - Dr. Alison Grimaldi
šš»Dr. Alison Grimaldi is an Australian Sports Physiotherapist, a fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists and the practice principal of PhysioTec Physiotherapy in Brisbane, with over 30 years of clinical experience and a special interest in the management of hip conditions.Ā
She has a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Masters of Sports Physiotherapy and a PhD through the University of Queensland, Australia. Alison was a key investigator on the multicentre LEAP randomised clinical trial comparing the effects of treatment for gluteal tendinopathy.Ā
She has had involvement in research for over 20 years, and has co-authored over 40 peer-reviewed scientific papers. Alison also runs a Hip Academy with online learning and live mentoring at www.dralisongrimaldi.com
šYou will learn about:Ā
How to confidently differentiate gluteal tendinopathy from other sources of lateral hip pain using a practical cluster of clinical tests.
Why traditional approaches like the clam exercise, ITB stretching, and corticosteroid injections may worsen or delay recovery - and what to do instead.
How to design a progressive, evidence-based exercise program without aggravating symptoms
The key education and load management strategies from the LEAP trial that improve long-term outcomes.
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š” In this episode of PT Pro Talk, physiotherapist Andrew Wynd dives deep into the rehabilitation process for ankle sprains - one of the most common yet often misunderstood injuries in sports and daily life.
Andrew breaks down the difference between lateral ankle sprains and syndesmosis (high ankle) injuries, explaining how the mechanism of injury directly influences treatment choices and recovery timelines.
š āIf you donāt know how to find the subtalar joint, how to assess it well, then how are you gonna know if itās got a normal range or not?" - Andrew Wynd
šš»AndrewāÆWynd is an APA-Titled Sports Physiotherapist and is the founder and director of Balwyn Sports & Physiotherapy Centre in Melbourne. He also is the CEO of Freestyle Feet, an innovative company that aims to solve foot/ankle issues through education and products. Andrew is globally recognised for his foot & ankle clinical work, holding a Post Graduate Masterās Degree in Sports Physiotherapy.Ā Andrew has been a casual academic teacher at La Trobe University and is passionate about ongoing clinician development and mentoring.
šYou will learn about:Ā
š„ Learn how to spot the difference between ankle sprains and high ankle injuries
š¦¶ Key tips for assessment ā and when imaging is really needed
šŖ Rehab progressions that actually work (surgical & non-surgical)
ā” Common mistakes to avoid and how to prevent long-term instability
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š” In this episode of PT Pro Talk, Dr. Michael Rowe discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on physical therapy, from clinical reasoning to how we learn, communicate, and make decisions.
He explains how AI can serve as a thought partner, helping physical therapists reflect on their own practices, identify biases, and explore new perspectives on care.
š āI think about AI as a thinking partner, not like a calculator where you ask it to do something and it's gonna give you a perfect response" - Dr. Michael Rowe
šš» Dr Michael Rowe is the Director of Teaching and Learning in the School of Health and Care Sciences at the University of Lincoln in the United Kingdom. Michael's scholarship focuses on the transformative potential of digital technologies in professional education, with an emphasis on how they mediate relationships between teachers and students in learning environments. More recently, he has concentrated on the implications of generative AI in higher education and professional practice.
šYou will learn about:Ā
How AI can be your partner in clinical reasoning - from notes to diagnosis.
Smart ways to use AI ethically in your everyday practice.
Where AI helpsā¦ and where your clinical judgment is still key.
How AI is shaping physical therapy education and professional growth.
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š” In this episode, Dr. Jean-Philippe Deneuville discusses the key findings from his recently published research, which explores whether directional preference can truly be used to identify discogenic pain.
He shares how his study contributes to understanding directional preference diagnostic accuracy, discogenic pain subgroups, and how these insights can improve clinical reasoning, diagnosis accuracy, and treatment outcomes.
š āIf we can identify directional preference in a patient, we have a very good probability of having discogenic pain." - Dr. Jean-Philippe Deneuville
šš»Dr. Jean-Philippe Deneuville is a French physiotherapist specializing in musculoskeletal disorders. He holds an International MDT Diploma, a Masterās in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from the University of Dundee, and a Ph.D. in Mechanical Bioengineering. A McKenzie Institute faculty member since 2017, he has taught over 100 courses worldwide. His research focuses on intervertebral disc disorders and spinal pain, working closely with the PRISMATICS team to develop new diagnostic and treatment technologies. He currently balances clinical practice, teaching, and research.
šYou will learn about:Ā
Directional Preference accuracy - how it identifies discogenic low back pain.
Screening limits - why the absence of Directional Preference doesnāt rule out discogenic pain.
Directional Preference vs. Centralization Phenomenon - key similarities and subtle differences.
Discogenic pain subgroups - including Modic changes and what it means for patient care.
š Jean-Philippe's resource of information:
DENEUVILLE, Jean-Philippe; LASLETT, Mark; et al. Concurrent validity of the directional preference phenomenon compared to controlled lumbar discography: A supplementary analysis of a diagnostic accuracy study. Musculoskeletal Science and Practice, v. 80, 2025. Available here.
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Email: deneuvillejp@me.com
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š” In this episode, Dr. Michael Maxwell shares his insights on the importance of identifying the individual mechanisms (structural, physiological, and functional) behind patients' chief complaints. This is a rich conversation about clinical reasoning, integrating approaches, and how to personalize treatment to achieve more consistent results.
š āI am trying to define the underlying mechanisms of the patientās chief complaint symptoms as best as possible and match them with the interventions that fit most closely." - Dr. Michael MaxwellĀ
šš»Dr. Michael Maxwell, DC, BHK is a chiropractor and educator whose mission is to deliver research-backed, practical MSK education. He is Canadaās only Certified Instructor for Michael Shacklockās Clinical Neurodynamics and a Certified Instructor for Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS).
With over 20 years of experience ā from personal training and medical exercise to chiropractic practice ā Michael integrates movement-based manual therapy and exercise interventions. He has organized more than 300 continuing education courses across Canada featuring world-renowned clinicians, and he regularly teaches at postgraduate courses and conferences internationally.
This unique combination of clinical experience, extensive training, and exposure to leading educators positions him to offer exceptional continuing education for health professionals.
šYou will learn about:Ā
How to screen and funnel patients effectively
Ways to identify and understand patientsā pain mechanisms
How to choose techniques and approaches tailored to each individual
Practical insights from Michaelās 20+ years in movement-based manual therapy and exercise interventions
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šāI decide to use a neurodynamic approach when I can reproduce, during the neurodynamic test, totally or partially, the patientās original symptoms.ā - Dan Pilderwasser
šš»Dan G. Pilderwasser, PT, DO (Osteopathy) is a physiotherapist and educator with over 45 years of clinical experience, specializing in neurodynamics and manual therapy. He is a Clinical Neurodynamics Instructor (NDS Australia, Michael Shacklock), a Mulligan Concept Accredited Teacher, and the Director of Physioscience Clinic.
Practicing since 1979, Dan holds a postgraduate qualification in osteopathy (DO), with an extensive background in postural re-education, neurophysiology, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. He has trained internationally, including courses in Bobath, PNF, nerve mobilization techniques with David Butler, neurodynamics with Michael Shacklock, and peripheral nerve manipulation with Jean-Pierre Barral.
He is also the President of the South American regional MCTAĀ® and has contributed to advancing clinical education in neurodynamics and manual therapy across Latin America.
šYou will learn about:Ā
How to differentiate musculoskeletal vs nerve problems
Recognizing key types of nerve dysfunction
How our understanding has evolved from a mechanical to neuroimmune perspective
Practical tips on ULNTs and nerve-mobilization techniques
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š” New on PT Pro Talk: Dr. Karim Khan discusses whatās new in clinical sports medicine over the past 20 years - discover the latest evidence-based updates, from shared decision-making and patient education to tendon management and pain science - information every modern clinician needs!
šWhat I'm excited about this edition is that we have way more evidence for the benefits of exercise ā subtext the benefit of physiotherapy ā than we did in earlier editions.ā - Dr. Karim Khan
šš»Dr. Karim Khan is a Sport and Exercise Medicine Physician and Professor of Sports Medicine at the University of British Columbia (Canada), with experience working with Olympic, professional, and ballet athletes. He has contributed extensively to research on tendon injuries and bone health, and is the co-author of the classic textbook Clinical Sports Medicine. He served as Editor-in-Chief of the British Journal of Sports Medicine, was a social media pioneer in sports medicine, and is the Scientific Director of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research-Institute of Musculoskeletal Health and Arthritis.
šYou will learn about:Ā
Insights from the 6th edition of Clinical Sports Medicine and whatās new compared to previous editions.
Key lessons Dr. Karim Khan learned while writing the book.
Practical perspectives on tendinopathy treatments, including PRP and cortisone injections.
Recommended resources and tools for clinicians.
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š āYou canāt try to motivate this person if he doesnāt see the point. The first thing is always a therapeutic alliance." - Guillaume Deville
šš»Guillaume graduated in Physiotherapy from Bordeaux (France) in 2005 and began his career working with a professional football club. Since 2007, he has specialized in musculoskeletal conditions in private practice, now focusing exclusively on shoulder pathologies. He holds an MSc in Physiotherapy and Education from the University of Brighton (UK), where he researched home exercise prescription, shared decision-making, and reflective practice. As a trainer, Guillaume teaches Motivational Interviewing, Reflective Clinical Practice, and the course āMotivating Patients to Do Their Home Exercises.ā He also hosts the āEvidence Based Physio Podcastā in French and co-founded lāAgence EBP, a continuing education organization for healthcare professionals.
šYou will learn about:Ā
What motivational interviewing is for physiotherapists
Using the three core pillars: tool, spirit, and task
Applying the Stages of Change Model in patient conversations
Quick, practical MI techniques to start using immediately
š Guillaume Deville's resources of information:
Website: motivationalinterviewing.org Ā
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#MotivationalInterviewing #PersonalGrowth #BehaviorChange #EmpowermentTools #MindsetShift #PositiveChange #GrowthMindset
š āWe validated an algorithm that is able to detect centralization and directional preference in patients with spinal pain, based on the software." - Dr. Jean-Philippe Deneuville
šš»Dr. Jean-Philippe Deneuville is a French physiotherapist specializing in musculoskeletal disorders. He holds an International MDT Diploma, a Masterās in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from the University of Dundee, and a Ph.D. in Mechanical Bioengineering. A McKenzie Institute faculty member since 2017, he has taught over 100 courses worldwide. His research focuses on intervertebral disc disorders and spinal pain, working closely with the PRISMATICS team to develop new diagnostic and treatment technologies. He currently balances clinical practice, teaching, and research.
šYou will learn about:Ā
Key findings from studies on disc behavior under load and the dynamic disc model
Insights from quantitative MRI research on nucleus pulposus changes with sagittal bending and radial fissures
A new numerical algorithm developed to detect centralization and directional preference
The use of digital body charts and controlled discography in assessing spinal pain, and more
šJean-Philippe's resources of information:
Quantitative MRI to Characterize the Nucleus Pulposus Morphological and Biomechanical Variation According to Sagittal Bending Load and Radial Fissure, an ex vivo Ovine Specimen Proof-of-Concept Study - Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology (2021)
The Added Value of Digital Body Chart Pain Surface Assessment as an Objective Biomarker: Multicohort Study - Journal of Medical Internet Research (2025)
Dynamic behavior of the nucleus pulposus within the intervertebral disc loading: a systematic review and meta-analysis exploring the concept of dynamic disc model - Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology (2025)
Development of a numerical algorithm to detect centralization phenomenon and directional preference among spinal pain patients : a reliability and validity study - Journal of Medical Internet Research (2024)
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Email: deneuvillejp.mdt@gmail.com
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š " We have pretty good evidence for groin pain prevention using the Copenhagen adduction exercise in pre-season and during the season." - Dr. Andrea Mosler
Our guest, Andrea Mosler, is a Specialist Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist and Senior Research Fellow at La Trobe University and is currently working on injury prevention in football, hip/groin pain, and women in sport research projects. Her PhD, completed in 2018, investigated the risk factors for hip and groin pain in professional football players and was conducted while working at Aspetar, Qatar. Andrea previously worked for 18 years at the Australian Institute of Sport as a Senior Sports Physiotherapist and has been an Australian team physiotherapist at many sporting events including the 2000, 2004 and 2008 Olympics Games and the 1998 Commonwealth Games. She is Deputy Editor of the British Journal of Sports Medicine, Associate Editor of the Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport and continues to practice clinically in conjunction with her research work.
šYou will learn about:Ā
āŖļø How groin pain is classified and how common it is among athletes
āŖļø Key causes of groin pain, how to assess them, and differential diagnoses
āŖļø Practical insights on imaging, evidence-based treatment, and rehab strategies for athletes, and more
šAndrea's resources of information:
Hip assessment by Andreas Serner and Andrea Mosler at Aspetar YouTube VideoĀ
Podcasts
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Ā· Ā Ā La Trobe University Publications
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Ā·Ā Ā Ā X: @AndreaBMosler
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šā Toes in extension is the position to train the foot in because it's functional - that's where we produce force.āā -Ā Liz Bayley
Our guest Liz Bayley MSc, MCSP, HCPC, is a specialist dance physio with āTrinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Danceā in London and was the head physio on Disneyās āThe Lion Kingā, from 2021-2024 in Londonās West End. Outside of dance, she has worked with Middlesbrough Football club, players from the UAE Pro League, and the National Basketball Association in the USA. Liz teaches international courses on the foot and ankle, and dance specific physiotherapy. In January 2025, she was a speaker at Sports Kongres in Copenhagen, talking about hypermobility and injury prevention in dancers. She wrote the section on āPosterior Ankle Impingementā for the new edition of āClinical Sports Medicineā, which will be released in 2026. Liz works with professional dancers in London, in shows such as āMary Poppinsā, āMatthew Bourneās Swan Lakeā, and āBack to the Futureā. She manages injuries in dancers around the world via telehealth, including European Ballet companies and world champion Irish Dancers, returning them to competition level.Ā
šYou will learn about:
Common foot and ankle injuries by regionĀ
Key tips for subjective and objective assessment
Treatment strategies
Rehab mistakes to avoid, dancer-specific insights, and more
š Liz Bayleyās resources of information:Ā
Social media, podcasts
IADMS Journal of Dance Medicine & Science, The BMJ, and JOSPT
š² Liz Bayleyās contact information:Ā
Website: https://lizbayleyphysio.com/
š¦X: @lizbayleyphysio
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šāThe NeckCare system is a medical device that streams head movement data and is intended to evaluate the functional performance of the cervical spine. āā -Ā Dr. JĆ³na ĆlafsdĆ³ttir
Our guest Dr. JĆ³na MarĆn ĆlafsdĆ³ttir, Ph.D, is Chief Research Officer at NeckCare, a medical technology company developing innovative solutions for the clinical assessment and rehabilitation of cervical spine disorders. At the intersection of engineering, biomechanics, and healthcare, her team is driving advancements in data-driven rehabilitation approaches that empower clinicians to make faster, smarter decisions and deliver more personalized care.
With a Ph.D. in biomechanics and degrees in mechanical engineering and mechatronics, JĆ³naās expertise spans human movement analysis, modeling and simulation of neuromuscular responses, wearable sensors for clinical applications, and digital health innovation. At NeckCare, she is on a mission to advance the adoption of technology and quantitative methods in neck rehabilitation, helping clinicians and patients achieve better neck health outcomes.
šYou will learn about:
How NeckCare is revolutionizing neck assessment through real-time data and sensor technology, measuring ROM, joint position error, and sensorimotor control.
How clinicians apply these insights in treatment and research.
How NeckCare helps clinicians overcome tech challenges and boost patient motivation, and much more.
š Dr. JĆ³na ĆlafsdĆ³ttirās resources of information:Ā
Dr. Julia Treleavenās work
Professor Gwendolen Jullās research
Management of Neck Pain Disorders: a research informed approach - by Gwendolen Jull, Deborah Falla, Julia Treleaven, Shaun O'Leary
Dr. John J. Leddy - University of Buffalo
Kelly CheeverĀ
Julie Hides
š² Dr. JĆ³na ĆlafsdĆ³ttirās contact information:Ā
Website: https://neckcare.com/
š¦X: @Neckcare
š»LinkedIn: NeckCare
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šøInstagram: neckcare_official
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šā Sciatica is a very good example of a subgroup of people with chronic back pain for which there isnāt any - or at least not reliable - evidence to guide a clinical decision regarding pain medicine.āā -Ā Dr. Giovanni Ferreira
Our guest Dr. Giovanni Ferreira BAppSc (Phty), PhD, is a Senior research fellow at The Institute for Musculoskeletal Health, Sydney Local Health District and The University of Sydney. Giovanniās research investigates the effectiveness of innovative pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions and new models of care to improve outcomes for people with musculoskeletal pain. In 2022, NewsCorp Australia recognised Dr Ferreira as one of Australiaās top 20 medical researchers under 40. Dr Ferreira holds leadership positions in the Australia & New Zealand Musculoskeletal (ANZMUSC), the Australia & New Zealand Low Back Pain Research Network (ANZBAC) as Co-Chair of the ECR committee and leader of the stratified (personalised) medicine theme, and Sydney Health Partnerās Musculoskeletal Clinical Academic Group.Ā
šYou will learn about:
The effectiveness and recommended use of pain medications for chronic low back pain.Ā
Research gaps and challenges in treating sciatica with medications.Ā
The potential of precision medicine and biomarkers to improve treatment.Ā
Current research and future directions in personalized pain management.Ā Ā
š Dr. Giovanni Ferreiraās resources of information:Ā
Low back pain and sciatica in over 16s: assessment and management
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng59/chapter/Recommendations-for-research
š² Dr. Giovanni Ferreiraās contact information:Ā
Email: giovanni.ferreira@sydney.edu.auĀ
š¦X: @giovanni_ef
š»LinkedIn: Giovanni Ferreira
Email: giovanni.ferreira@sydney.edu.au
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šāI became one of the founding partners in a private equity group, and we grew to 100 clinics in 15 states.āā -Ā Amit Gaglani
Our guest Amit Gaglani PT, OCS, is a physical therapist turned healthcare entrepreneur and business coach. After scaling his own practice to 100 locations across 15 states and achieving a successful private equity exit, he now helps other healthcare practice owners grow, optimize operations, and build high-value businesses. As founder of AG Management Consulting, Amit brings real-world experience and strategic insight to help clinicians become confident CEOs.
šYou will learn about:
His business journeyĀ
Key business metrics PT owners should trackĀ
Marketing tips for small clinics to stand outĀ
Building systems and structure to support growth, and moreĀ
š Dr Amit Gaglaniās resources of information:Ā
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter
E-Myth by Michael E. Gerber
š² Dr Amit Gaglaniās contact information:Ā
Email: amit.gaglani@agmgmtinc.com
Website: www.agmgmtinc.com
š¦X: @agmgmtinc
š±Facebook: AG Management Consultancy Inc.Ā
š»LinkedIn: Amit Gaglani PT, OCSĀ
šøInstagram: @aag_110
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šā This year, primary care physical therapy is hopefully getting approved as a new specialty area. We really have evolved as a profession.āā -Ā Dr Seth Peterson
Our guest Dr Seth Peterson, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, is a board-certified orthopedic clinical specialist and a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT). He is the owner of The Motive Physical Therapy Specialists in Tucson, Arizona, and an associate editor for JOSPT Cases and Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Practice. Dr. Peterson has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications and textbook chapters. He is an Associate Editor for both The Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy Cases and Orthopedic Physical Therapy Practice, and has over 30 peer-reviewed publications. He has received the Emerging Leader Award from both AAOMPT and APTA, and the Innovative Practice Award from the Academy of Orthopaedic Physical Therapy. He is one of less than 1% of physical therapists to have completed both residency and fellowship training, where he has had the opportunity to train under national experts in the field of orthopedic physical therapy and spine management. Dr. Peterson maintains a faculty position at A.T. Still University, where he mentors residents and fellows. He is also the co-owner of The Movement Brainery, a continuing education company.
šYou will learn about:
How PTs are stepping into primary care roles in the U.S.
What makes a Primary Care PT different from traditional outpatient PTsĀ
How patients access PCPTsĀ
Billing, collaboration, and how PCPTs fit into care teams, and more
š Dr Seth Petersonās resources of information:Ā
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š² Dr Seth Petersonās contact information:Ā
š¦X: @DrSethPT
š±Facebook: The Movement Brainery
š»LinkedIn: Seth Peterson
šøInstagram: @themovementbrainery
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šā We took away a little bit of that nerve inflammation, and it gave us space to move again. If itās inflamed, itās swollenāyou canāt move.āā -Ā Hans van Helvoirt
Our guest, Hans van Helvoirt, BSc, MA, Dip. MDT, is a physical therapist who earned his manual therapy certification in the Maitland Concept in 1990 and completed the McKenzie Diploma in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) in 1992 in Wellington, New Zealand. He has taught MDT internationally and presented at global conferences since 1993, focusing on its role in the biopsychosocial model and in anesthesiology. Hans works as a consultant at Rugpoli Brabant in Tilburg, the Netherlands, a center for manual medicine and pain management. He collaborates with VU University Amsterdam on MDT-anesthesiology research and serves on the Faculty Council and Public Health Committee of the McKenzie Institute International. In 2017, he received the Instituteās āBronze Ladyā Extension Award for his research.
šYou will learn about:
How epidural steroid injections affect MDT classification
The potential of combining MDT with epidural steroid injections to prevent surgery
Key findings from a randomized controlled trial on the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of this combined approach
When and which patients' we should refer for epidural injections and more
š Hans van Helvoirtās resources of information:Ā
Rapid non-surgical recovery of chronic sciatica and neurological deficit: A case report by Hans van Helvoirt, Charles N Aprill, Ronald Donelson
Transforaminal epidural steroid injections followed by mechanical diagnosis and therapy to prevent surgery for lumbar disc herniation by Hans van Helvoirt et al.
š² Hans van HelvoirtāsĀ contact information:Ā
š»LinkedIn: Hans van Helvoirt, M.A., dip MDT/MT
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