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Ryan Pope

@PopePhysio

MSK Physiotherapist | Aspiring clinical academic on @BHPClinAc Internship Programme | Clinical interests - rehabilitation, lower limb and young adult hip pain

Joined April 2018
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My FREE COMPETITION is still going Once I pass 2k followers I’ll do a draw for 6 people to get a free 6 months subscription to my putting group All you need to do is like & retweet this tweet (or original tweet pinned to my profile) You must also be following me
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1/Raise your hand if you’re confused by the BRACHIAL PLEXUS! I could never quite remember or understand it—but now I do & I’ll show you how A #tweetorial on #brachialplexus #anatomy! #medtwitter #meded #neurosurgery #orthotwitter #orthopedics #neurorad #radres #medstudent #FOAMed
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Love this from @consultantPT Great new website integratedclinicalsandc.com/…

Where are all the Rehabilitation Specialists?

We are at a crossroads in our profession, we have seen huge progress in the professionalisation of musculoskeletal physiotherapy in regards to its recognition with the general public and the medical...

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The website and blog article we were discussing this evening. fs.blog/2019/12/survivorship… @benedsmith @julie_bury
Survivorship Bias: The Tale of Forgotten Failures

Survivorship Bias: The Tale of Forgotten Failures

Survivorship bias is a common logical error that distorts our understanding of the world. It happens when we assume that success tells the whole story and when we don’t adequately consider past...

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Nacho average blog about pain! Worth a read - it’s grate!
Bethany Jones (@physioblabber) profile pictureBethany Jones@physioblabber21 May 2021
‘Can’t believe you would choose halloumi for bones?’. Would appreciate a read if you get the chance! physioblabber.wordpress.com/…
Waving my White Flag to “Yellow Flaggy Patients”

Waving my White Flag to “Yellow Flaggy Patients”

Attempting to grasp a basic understanding of how pain works in the body would itself bring on an acute onset of pain in my wee head. Pain is something that physiotherapists will be referenced to on…

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Shoulder X-Ray anatomy and basic strategy 1/2
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Thanks for organising Ben. Looking forward to the next book. Let’s hope I finish this one! 🤓
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@PhysioSamMcIver kicking of our @CUPhysios day 2 PM session. Many many thx Sam. Inspiring words ( graduate, clinician, educator, researcher & lecturer & all round amazing super person)
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Why metaphors are more powerful than you think bbc.co.uk/ideas/videos/why-m… via @bbcideas
BBC News - When the virus came to our hospital bbc.co.uk/news/stories-53446…
When the virus came to our hospital

When the virus came to our hospital

As the Covid-19 pandemic loomed, the staff at one hospital braced themselves. Nothing would turn out as they expected.

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🚨 Competition time! 🚨 To celebrate the launch of our EasyForce technology, we are giving away the first device to one lucky winner! To enter, simply follow @gaitandmotionuk, then like and retweet this video before Monday 3rd August when the winner will be drawn! Good luck 🤞
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Thanks for sharing. I will have a read tomorrow!
Kulvinder Aujla (@Kulvinder_Aujla) profile pictureKulvinder Aujla@Kulvinder_Aujla27 Jul 2020
Replying to @thomas_jesson @PopePhysio
That is interesting Ryan I read about this in an article a few months back, here: bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m131… Thanks for sharing the draft guidelines!
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Sorry for the bad news. I would be interested to understand the literature as I am sure it will be a debated subject in the coming years.
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The CES Framework is now LIVE on the @UKSpineSB website on the NBP-CN pages! Visit ukssb.com/nbp-cn for for the document and recordings of the CES Webinars from this week. Thank you for all who have contributed and participated in the development.
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#New | Achilles tendon-loading protocol by @kgSilbernagel et al. in @JAT_NATA #rehab 📖 bit.ly/3b9Cc67
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Replying to @KGBarnes_ @thecspstudents @CSPStudentCoord
This is tough, Katherine. We included a bit in: Roberts L, Langridge N. (2018) Principles of communication & its application to clinical reasoning. In: Petty NJ, Barnard K. Principles of musculoskeletal treatment and management. I hope the section below helps:
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Gutted I missed this. Has it been recorded? If so where can I find it to watch?
Diane Reid 💙 (@Diane_Reid1) profile pictureDiane Reid 💙@Diane_Reid115 Jul 2020
Diagnostic challenge of #CES in Primary care. Following clinical examination, MRI is the diagnostic tool for #CES. Issues with current pathways are that 60% of patients arrive at secondary care without a MRI scan, 60% of these are referred out of hours, creating system issues.
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Found something to fill the void left by the absence of live sport - Marblelympics m.youtube.com/watch?v=O2AbcC…
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Jon Room@JonRoom21 May 2020
Just thinking whilst reading back some of my qualitative interviews for my thesis. Physiotherapists care, a lot. They are keen to help people, that's not that surprising given the profession that they ended up in. As part of our desire to help people, we offer treatments... 1/6
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