Sport Science PhD Lecturer @BathSpaUni Research consultant for https://xitter.cf/t.co/x66hnu0S8l Assoc Lecturer @_UoW Research: cryocompression after surgery English/German speaker
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New #RCT comparing the effects that 5 cryocompression devices have on skin temperature around the knee
Useful to understand which modality most likely will reliably provide effective treatment
@drjamesfaulkner @eloisepaine #orthotwitter @Physiolab_UK
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Great to speak at the BOKG knee meeting about the evidence for cryocompression therapy after surgery.
Thanks for having me - it was fantastic to be able to present at the first conference I ever attended back in 2016!
@clockworkmed @oxfordkneegroup
James Belsey retweeted
Via @TLexercise, here's a systematic review that concludes what we "know", but rarely do, for talent development in sports systems. Start early, succeed early, but at a price: "...higher-performing SENIOR athletes commenced TPP involvement at older ages": link.springer.com/article/10…
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A comparison of skin temperature changes around the knee when using cryo-compression devices. The CryoSkinTempRCT study registered at #ISRCTN by @NativeKnee
isrctn.com/ISRCTN51736090
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ALT Cryotherapy post-surgery is widely used for rehabilitation, but optimal skin temperature during cold therapy remains uncertain. While prior research suggests maintaining the knee skin temperature at 10-15°C for therapeutic benefits and avoiding cold injuries, recent studies with cryocompression devices lowering temperatures to <10°C showed minimal complications. The specific temperature range for cryocompression devices to achieve therapeutic benefits is unknown. These devices, typically featuring cuffs and connecting tubes, vary in controlling ice water temperature. However, the correlation between water temperature control and achieved skin temperatures during cryotherapy is unclear. This study aims to assess the effectiveness of five cryocompression devices in lowering skin temperature within the therapeutic range for post-operative care.
"External providers are exactly that: external. They should complement teachers’ expertise, not replace it."
So much investment, yet it has resulted in teachers with fewer skills and less knowledge.
Something has gone seriously wrong...
@VicksRandall82
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Dr James Belsey is presenting the last seminar in our current series on 9 June at 12.30pm in Teams - all welcome winchester.ac.uk/news-and-ev… @UoWSportPsych @UoW_Physio @_UoWNews @HHFTResearch @NativeKnee @drjamesfaulkner @ProfSimonJobson
Our accepted abstract to this year's @baskonline meeting has now been published and is available to view here for anyone who is interested: baskmeeting.com/wp-content/u…
A study into actual skin temperature changes when using a cryocompression device.
Semester 2 teaching is now officially over for me! Good luck to everyone in their final week, submitting their last assignments @UoW_HWBRG
Great to have had an abstract accepted as an e-poster at this year's @baskonline meeting.
Presenting results demonstrating the effectiveness of the @Physiolab_UK S1 cryocomoression device at reducing skin temperature of the knee.
@drjamesfaulkner @eloisepaine @UoW_HWBRG
Happy to be giving a guest lecture today for an undergraduate Clinical Exercise Biomechanics class @_UoW.
Giving some real-world examples of the far-reaching applications of sports science within clinical settings!
Excited to submit some abstracts for the @baskonline conference this year to showcase some great results from recent research with @Physiolab_UK and @_UoW
Great to be a part of the @_UoW applicant's open day yesterday and to finally get round to seeing the new West Downs development in all its glory.
Definitely need to find more excuses to spend more time up there!
Healthy participants wanted for a cryotherapy study taking place @_UoW.
Really *easy* to take part - you can even bring a laptop and continue with work while the tests are running!
DM me for more info.
(Retweets from Winchester people very much appreciated)
@UoW_HWBRG
Should critical thinking should be explicitly taught at the undergraduate level?
It's such a useful, transferable skill. It would benefit all students, including those who don't go on to further their education or particularly use their degree
@AcademicChatter @OpenAcademics
First teaching sessions of 2022 this week. Nutrition in one, exercise prescription in the other. If only I taught a module on sleep, I'd have the holy trinity of health optimisation on my schedule for this semester!
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Good physical health is an entitlement for all children & young people & it’s time to address the serious health inequalities in childhood. New report from @Ch1stAlliance co-chaired by @_UoW @VicksRandall82
bit.ly/30u2mAD
@UoW_IoE
James Belsey retweeted
The best way to teach people critical thinking is to teach them to write because there's no difference between that and thinking.
Happy to have 3 e-poster presentations being made available to view at the @ISAKOS online conference this weekend. Looking forward to attending!
Very much looking forward to the "Navigating the media" event being put on tomorrow by @arc_wessex. It promises to be very interesting and I am hoping to learn a lot from it, since it's so easy to say the wrong thing or be misinterpreted!