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Experience. Seniority. Clinical reasoning.
Do these always agree?
And when they don't, whose opinion gets heard?
Let's talk about it.
🎙️ Join us on X Space on Saturday 14th November, by 7pm!
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Physiotherapists, how many times have you wished documentation would just take care of itself? 👀
Meet Rehabify Scribe. It listens to your session and drafts your clinical notes while you focus on your patient.
Give Rehabify Scribe a try and spend more time doing what you do best: caring for patients.
Explore physioaroundme.com to get started.
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Saving each draft of your project in your mail or Google drive is a prophylaxis to avoid premium tears and shege pro max.
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Avatar: The last Airbender is probably the only movie/series I've ever rewatched more than twice in my life.
Honestly, I've seen it over 10 times and still would rewatch.
Saving each draft of your project in your mail or Google drive is a prophylaxis to avoid premium tears and shege pro max.
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Are you a physiotherapist from a low/lower-middle income country/territory & want to attend #WorldPhysio2027 in Guadalajara? Apply for a full or partial bursary.
Eligible physiotherapists who are members of a World Physiotherapy member organisation only🔗 ow.ly/eegK51046AZ
savaGe_physio retweeted
When you get home from work and just stare at the wall in your work clothes for an hour
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Something I experienced this morning reminded me that professionalism goes beyond clinical skills.
I was working with a 3-year-old patient, attempting facial muscle stimulation using the EMS when a senior colleague noticed something she felt needed correction in the parameters. Rather than addressing it in front of the patient, she called me aside and explained her concerns privately and the reasons she is concerned. I appreciated that.
Professionalism in healthcare is not just about how we treat patients, but also how we treat our colleagues.
You can correct without embarrassing, educate without belittling, and hold people accountable without tearing them down.
Protect your colleagues' dignity as much as you protect your patients' trust.
savaGe_physio retweeted
Some life choices can actually help you enjoy it throughout life, Physiotherapy is part of those choices
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Does seniority automatically make someone right?
What happens when a less experienced healthcare professional questions a senior colleague's clinical decision?
Should experience outrank clinical reasoning?
These are conversations worth having, regardless of your profession or years in practice. 👀
We've got something cooking!
Join us on Saturday. Let's talk!
🎙️ Details on the flier.
Does seniority automatically make someone right?
What happens when a less experienced healthcare professional questions a senior colleague's clinical decision?
Should experience outrank clinical reasoning?
These are conversations worth having, regardless of your profession or years in practice. 👀
We've got something cooking!
Join us on Saturday. Let's talk!
🎙️ Details on the flier.
savaGe_physio retweeted
A student recently asked me how to learn percussion and differentiate the sounds when examining the lungs.
I told her the truth. 😂
As a student, I didn't really understand it either. I just crammed the answers.
Dullness? Consolidation, fluid. Hyperresonance? Excess air. Resonance? Normal lung.
Beautiful textbook answers. Zero confidence in recognising what I was actually hearing. 😭
It didn't properly click until I started working and examining patients regularly.
You can watch all the YouTube videos you want (please do, actually), but comparing the sounds you hear on real patients makes a difference.
Sometimes, you know the answer to the question but you haven't quite mastered the skill.
And that's a very real part of clinical learning.
savaGe_physio retweeted
Replying to @ThePioneer_
I hated it... During school, internship too but, sth happened and I entered talking stage with cardio and I think I'm developing feelings for it 🤗🤗🤗...
But, truth be told... Most of the things taught then were abstract and was not relatable
savaGe_physio retweeted
🩺 HEALTH TALK OF THE DAY
🤱 TOPIC: POSTNATAL CARE – MOTHERS, DON’T FORGET YOURSELVES!
After childbirth, your health matters too!
❤️ Remember to:
Attend postnatal check-ups.
Eat healthy and drink enough water.
Get adequate rest.
Maintain good personal hygiene.
Watch out for heavy bleeding, fever, severe headache or unusual sadness.
Seek medical help when needed.
Dear mothers, taking care of yourself is also taking care of your baby! ❤️
savaGe_physio retweeted
Your physiotherapy session shouldn’t end when you leave the clinic.
At Rehabify, we’re reimagining what happens between appointments.
✅ 3D exercises you can explore from every angle.
✅ AI-powered camera coach (beta) that counts your reps and helps you check your form.
✅ Simple visit summaries so you understand your progress and what comes next.
All personalised by your physiotherapist. All in one place.
Because rehabilitation doesn’t stop when your appointment ends.
This is the future we’re building at Rehabify.






















