MACP Knowledge Transformation: Point of care Ultrasound (POCUS) in MSK
As knowledge translation officer for the MACP and the upcoming MSK Conference is looming on the 22nd / 23rd November it was an absolute...
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Knowledge translation: Future steps for the MACP?
Recently I have had the honour to take on the position of knowledge translation officer as part of the MACP executive committee. I was...
Vulnerability: A key concept in Bioethics.
The concept of vulnerability is broad and covers a wide variety of fields, areas of research and analysis. This blog post discusses the...
The Advanced Practice MSK standards: It starts on day one.
As the public consultation on the advanced musculoskeletal standards is launched https://skillsforhealth.org.uk/have-your-say-on-the-musc...
Advanced Practice Standards: What can we learn from what we have missed?
Dr Neil Langridge shares his thoughts on contemporary issues as we approach PhysioUK 2021 in a focussed symposium that he is involved...
It’s been 24 Years………………………………….!
The last time prior to this crisis I did anything close to being useful on a ward was 24 years ago. 4 weeks ago I was back with a ward...
Reflections on Knowledge and engagement with the Other
I feel very lucky and privileged to be a Physiotherapist. Physiotherapy, a profession that encompasses many dimensions such as clinical,...
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Highlighting Humanism in Physiotherapy Practice - Neil Langridge. Physio UK 2019.
Neil Langridge gave a heartfelt and sincere closing presentation with Karen Middleton and Beverley Harden at PhysioUK 2019. The final...
Motivations and Change: The Coaching Physiotherapist
This blog has emerged from a range of sources and an interest in how physiotherapists can utilise coaching skills into patient care. It...
Exploring “Physiotherapy”
The social identity of our profession is vital, both in respect to how we see ourselves, and also how the public views us. It sets the...
Putting the spotlight on ourselves: Governance to improve practice.
Another timely blog by Neil Langridge, Consultant Physiotherapist, discussing the recent Social Media discourse surrounding governance...
A Disconnect with Connect Health: A Reasoned View of Bilateral Leg Pain and Cauda Equina Syndrome
This is a timely guest blog post by Consultant Physiotherapists Chris Mercer, Laura Finucane and Sue Greenhalgh. Last week, Graeme...
“Tis the season to be jolly”
A couple of thoughts about this year and the year ahead for MSK Physiotherapists by Neil Langridge, NHS Consultant Physiotherapist At...
Reflections of a Dinosaur: Big R’s, the patient narrative and a final thought on myths in the
Neil Langridge, Consultant Physiotherapist, gives his personal reflection on the latest Big R’s conference here: I have just got back...
Managing Complexity In Musculoskeletal Conditions: Reflections From A Physiotherapist
I was fortunate enough to have been invited by Physio First to contribute to their journal ‘In Touch’ and I chose to write about managing...
“Passive” therapies: Responsibility; when, who and how?
A guest blog by Neil Langridge, Consultant Physiotherapist. @neiljlangridge I am looking forward to the up-coming “Reforming MSK...
Knowledge Translation: Is There A Disconnect Between The Interpretation of Clinical Research and Cli
I too had the pleasure of receiving an invitation to the amusingly titled ‘Big R’s’ and enjoyed excellent company and conversation. Jack...
“Love activity, Hate exercise?” Campaign
As the “Love activity, Hate exercise?” campaign from the CSP starts, Stephanie Mansell, Consultant Physiotherapist at the Royal Free...
The Pragmatic Therapist: Clinical Decision Making from Multi-factorialism to Dispositionalism
In Neil’s commentary, he keenly evaluates the clinical decision making from gathering evidence from a wider perspective and applies it to...
The Big R’s – Part Deux Reasoning and Responsibility Statements
Recently, Neil and I were invited to be panel members for the second #TheBigRs meeting. We were both asked to give a 5 minute...
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