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Starting 2026 with a bang! Enjoy :)
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Happy 2026
📢 📢 Our latest publication
It is not all about strength…
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Tim Cook retweeted
Happy 2026
📢 📢 Our latest publication
It is not all about strength…
BJSM
bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2…
@JaredPowell12
@shoulder_physio
@WoodwicksLianne
@AidanCashin
@JeremyLewisPT
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Nearly there, 46 more responses would be great!!! 🙏🙏
Do you see patients with suspected CES?
We are looking for:
1. NHS clinicians, that
2. Work in a primary care setting in England, and
3. Assess or manage people with low back pain
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𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐦𝐲 𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐠𝐞𝐭 𝐛𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫? – secondary analysis of data from a multi-arm RCT
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🚨 NEW #BJSMBlog TODAY 🚨
Is surgery effective for managing atraumatic shoulder joint instability? 🤷♀️
#NovelResearch investigating the use of arthroscopic capsular shift surgery
Find out ➡️ bit.ly/3YyaCJy
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Great pleasure in announcing @chiuni are awarding an Honorary Doctorate of Music to @clem_burke @BlondieOfficial for his outstanding contribution to drumming & figure head of @CBDProject … for more information click eventbrite.co.uk/e/celebrati…
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Hey Twitter
PLEASE help with our Frozen Shoulder research!
If you are clinician from ANY profession please complete & retweet
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Replying to @TimCookPhysio @JeremyLewisPT
I don’t know. The either both work via the same mechanism that can be accessed different ways or recovery can occur via different mechanisms.
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Honour to have written the section on ultrasound guided shoulder injections for this book, thanks 😀 @JeremyLewisPT for having me on board 🙏 #mskus
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Replying to @AdamMeakins
So where do you think a shoulder strength deficit as an impairment fits on this slide? Towards the top or bottom? Cheers again
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Amazing work by all the staff at SASH, including my amazing wife.
We’re so moved by #clapforcarers and our IRU team wanted to share their own thank you to our community… thank you for your generosity, support and for staying in and protecting the NHS. #savelives
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Make a lot of NOISE !!!!!!📢📢📢
Tonight at 8pm (GMT) i'll be joining millions clapping for my colleagues in the NHS.
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👇IMPORTANT! please re tweet. This is the supporting guidance for REDFLAG/SERIOUS PATHOLOGY for national MSK guidance @LaurafinucaneB @neiljlangridge @sarahwithers20 @csp
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First fitness session completed in our amazing gym at Bognor War Memorial hospital part of @nhs_sct This is what an nhs gym should look like, professional, clean, full range of equipment, staff & patients get a real boost & want to work hard on their shared goals @SiobhanMelia
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Replying to @McCreesh_Karen @JeremyLewisPT @EBTC_Eoin @ShoulderGeek1 @AnjuJaggi @CMoransurgeon @EUSSERBOARD
Agree seeing more in that 40+ age range.
My qualitative sample did not have positive things to say about exercise. They had very good things to say about injections-how does this fit with the NICE guidelines?
Will be submitting abstracts to various to present results & discuss


























