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Clinical update: Acetabular hip dysplasia: the physio’s role
Physiotherapists are ideally placed to reduce the long wait – often years – for a diagnosisof acetabular hip dysplasia.
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NIHR Signal: Exercise therapy may still improve balance when started a long time after a stroke
In the first of our regular series from the National Institute for Health Research, we look at stroke.
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Your comments: 16 May 2018
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Love activity, Hate exercise?: the power of the conversation
As part of our Love activity, Hate exercise?
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Editors comment: prescription pitfalls
We have some strong clinical issues for you in this issue of Frontline.
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NHS in Wales promised £1m a year to transform pelvic health treatment
Wales’ health secretary Vaughan Gething has allocated £1 million a year to create new pelvic health care pathways so that women will receive physiotherapy or other conservative treatments before surgery is considered.
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Awards go to physiotherapists for advancing healthcare
Physiotherapists’ work with tracheostomy patients, disability sport and new areas for the profession were recognised at national awards sponsored by NHS organisations, leading charities and government.
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Speaking up: the student voice must be heard on and off campus
Matt Hughes on why the student voice must be heard – loud and proud – on and off campus.
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Born to lead: physiotherapy students have much to offer the profession
Today’s physiotherapy students have much to offer the profession in terms of leadership, says Luke Tobin.
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Sharing decisions: what matters to you?
Asking patients a simple question – and listening to their answers – could change therapeutic relationships for the better, says physio Karen Turne