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Background Recovery following an upper arm break can be prolonged and cause loss of independence. Appropriate information provision to empower and enable active participation in rehabilitation is vital to achieve the best clinical outcomes. Obje[...]Article
Objectives Osteoarthritis (OA) of the ankle joint is associated with life-long joint pain and disability if not appropriately managed. There is a dearth of research concerning ankle OA and the impact on those living with the condition. Aim [...]Article
Background: Orthotic immobilization is an early treatment for osteoporotic vertebral fracture at the hyperkyphotic thoracic spine. Objective: This exploratory study compared the immediate impact of three types of trunk orthoses on the balance[...]Article
ABSTRACT Objectives As healthcare systems continue to modernise, physiotherapists are required to transform their practice to remain contemporary and meet future population needs. The study aims to gain an insight into physiotherapists? percepti[...]Article
Aim To explore physiotherapists’ perceptions, views and experiences of ethnic diversity in relation to the physiotherapy profession. Design Qualitative research study, drawing on ethnographic traditions and including ethnographic interviews. T[...]Article
Gareth Stephens ; Seth O'Neill ; Claire Mottershead ; Catrin Hawthorn ; Gillian Yeowell ; Chris Littlewood |Background: Greater Trochanteric Pain syndrome (GTPS) is a condition causing lateral hip pain, which can be both persistent and debilitating. Data suggests that NHS patients with GTPS often have complex presentations with greater risk of develo[...]Article
Objective To explore the views and experiences of South Asian participants in relation to the potential barriers to increasing ethnic diversity of the physiotherapy profession. Design A qualitative research design was utilised, drawing on ethn[...]Article
Hanan Alsaif ; Peter C. Goodwin ; Michael J. Callaghan ; Lindsay Sudell ; Terence W. O'Neill ; Gillian Yeowell |Background Lumbar disc disease is a leading cause of low back pain. Lumbar discectomy (LD) may be indicated if symptoms are not managed conservatively. Rehabilitation has traditionally been delivered postoperatively; however, there is increasing[...]Article
Rachel L. Leech ; James Selfe ; Suzanne Ball ; Susan M. Greenhalgh ; Gareth Hogan ; Janene Holway ; Emma Willis ; Gillian Yeowell |Introduction Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES) is a condition where early identification and treatment is crucial to avoid potentially life changing devastating effects. This paper reviews the extent and process of CES litigation amongst UK physiother[...]Article
Jane Ashbrook ; Nikolaos Rogdakis ; Michael J. Callaghan ; Gillian Yeowell ; Peter Charles Goodwin |Introduction An increasing number of patients are attending the Emergency Department (ED) with back pain with or without sciatica. There is evidence to suggest that medical management is varied and inconsistent. Objective The purpose of t[...]Article
People with non-specific chronic low back pain (NSCLBP) and central sensitisation (CS) exhibit sensory processing alterations, somatosensory hypersensitivity and differences in the brain's emotional networks. The concept that CS relates to pre-m[...]
