Official twitter account for the Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation, DMRC Stanford Hall.
DMRC, Loughborough
Joined November 2019
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Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
We have an amazing opportunity for an industry funded PhD studentship with @DMS_DefRehab & @SalfordUni supervised by @LadlowPete @chrisbramah @NickJRipley and I
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Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
Know someone who might be interested in the DRN? Please share the attached flyer with them!
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
Congratulations @LG_EPT on your second paper from your PhD in @bmj_latest👇🏽
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Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
🚨 New Publication 🚨
Now online, the protocol of our two-phase BFR RCT embedded within a military rehabilitation centre.
Big shout out to my co-authors who have facilitated this paper, and the delivery of BFR! @DMRC_ADMR
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/5…
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
The Invictus Games flag has set sail! 🇨🇦 Aboard the @RoyalNavy, it’s crossing the Atlantic with pride💛 Follow its journey to Invictus Games Birmingham 2027 - full of special moments & surprise stops! 👀
🔗Read more: invictusgames2027.org/news-a…
#CSG25 @DefenceHQ @WeAreInvictus
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
Our apologies, the QR code isn't working! If you'd like to join this event - happening tomorrow - use this link to sign up: eventbrite.co.uk/e/135906332…
We are delighted to share details on our next event: 'Meet the Editors'! A range of editors from leading defence journals will be there to answer your burning questions on submitting a journal article. Register using the QR code below. @bmj_latest #JMVFH @JournalofCW @tandfonline
ALT Poster advertising the DRN's upcoming event titled 'Meet the Editors webinar'. It is happen on Thursday 22nd May 2025 between 12:00 - 13:00 BST. Find out more and book your ticket using this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/meet-the-editors-webinar-tickets-1359063327999?msockid=160041dc900865b13665541a91e86492
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
Walking aids recovery — even with prosthetics. Our research shows how it supports balance, circulation and well-being for those with limb loss.
#Rehabilitation #NationalWalkingMonth
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
This lunchtime, come and join the @DefenceResNet ‘Meet the Editors’ Webinar - a great line-up of speakers (& me) talking about a variety of military-related journals & how to submit. @MilitaryH_BMJ @JournalofCW #JMVFH #JWCS
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
A fantastic job opportunity working with a great applied human physiology research team at Army HQ.
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Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
The consensus on recommendations for minimum common data elements that should be collected and reported for MSK injuries in military settings was published this week in @MSSEonline journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/a… @MilitaryHealth @DeptofDefense
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
We have 2 fantastic industry funded PhD studentships available @SalfordUni with myself, @chrisbramah @NickJRipley and @LadlowPete as industrial supervisor. One is related to knee injuries and rehab: jobs.ac.uk/job/DMX857/phd-st…
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
The second fantastic industry funded PhD studentship available @SalfordUni with myself, @chrisbramah @NickJRipley and @LadlowPete as industrial supervisor, is related to lower leg injury and rehabilitation: jobs.ac.uk/job/DMX848/phd-st…
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
⭐️ PhD 2: Assessment of force production characteristics using portable force assessment technologies in military personnel following lower-limb (ANKLE) injuries.
Located: PCRF Catterick
Supervisors: @PaulComfort1975 @chrisbramah @NickJRipley & myself
jobs.ac.uk/job/DMX848/phd-st…
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
⭐️ PhD 1: Assessment of force production characteristics using portable force assessment technologies in military personnel following KNEE injuries.
Located: PCRF Tidworth
Supervisors: @PaulComfort1975 @chrisbramah @NickJRipley & myself
jobs.ac.uk/job/DMX857/phd-st…
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
⭐️x2 PhD opportunities embedded within UK Defence Primary Care Rehabilitation.
⭐️Aim: Optimise the use of portable force assessment technology in military personnel following lower-limb MSKI.
Funded by @DMS_MilMed
Supported by @DMS_DefRehab and @HawkinDynamics
👇Details below.
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
A very important (and exciting) research associate position has become available investigating MSKI with British Army Recruits.
With a great supervisory team: @JBilzon @andyroberts1234
@Alex_Rawcliffe
jobs.ac.uk/job/DME556/resear…
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
Muticentre RCT investigating the influence of twice daily BFR exercise on persistent knee pain in military personnel...
Data collection completed 🙌🥳
Data analysis commenced! ✍️
Protocol 👇
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@DMS_DefRehab @dms_dmrc @Owens_Recovery
In case you were wondering what a pyramid of 15 @Owens_Recovery BFR systems look like 😍
Getting ready for the start of an enormous multicentre RCT integrating BFR technology across @DMS_DefRehab 🙌🏼
Training being delivered to 20 clinicians at @dms_dmrc this week 🤙🏼
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
Delighted to see this work published following a consensus meeting @dms_dmrc Stanford Hall involving practitioners across Defence Rehabilitation.
militaryhealth.bmj.com/conte…
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
Our librarian Kat Steiner has co-authored a systematic review with colleagues in @MedicineUoN @LboroSSEHS & @DMRC_ADMR, comparing standard rehab to blood flow restriction rehab after an ACL injury. Published OA in the American Journal of Sports Medicine.
tinyurl.com/368xzcza
ALT A photograph of an injured football player in a white football shirt, black shorts and green socks, lying on his back, holding the front of his right knee with his right hand. Also in shot is a football, and another player in an all-green strip.
Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation retweeted
NEW PUBLICATION: a challenge of biomarker research is systemic dilution, hence we developed a new technique for serum sampling local to the joint of interest
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#AcademicTwitter #MedTwitter #Methods @DMRC_ADMR @DMS_DefRehab @DefenceResNet