Rheumatology.Physio Podcast
by Jack March
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Episodes
Pregnancy Outcomes In Axial Spondyloarthritis with Dr Sinead Maguire - AxSpA Series 3/5
31m · PublishedAxial Spondyloarthritis affects "people of childbearing age" which means we need to know the affect it has on pregnancy, birth and symptoms. Unfortunately until recently this information has been quite sparce. Enter Dr Sinead Maguire who is changing this in a hugely positive manner.
In this podcast we cover a lot of ground, the what, why and how does AxSpA affect women during and after pregnancy. Then we go on to talk about effects on the baby as well. A must for anyone seeing women with AxSpA!
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What Is Hypermobility? With Mike Makher
34m · PublishedWelcome back Rheumatology fans, I booked in another sneaky podcast record and its a really great look at Hypermobility with the awesome Mike Makher.
We discuss what hypermobility is, what physios can do and when we should refer out.
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AxSpA Series 2/5 - Axial Spondyloarthritis In Primary Care
45m · PublishedIn this, the second of a series of five podcasts concentrating on Axial Spondyloarthritis for healthcare clinicians, Jack March - The Rheumatology Physio speaks to Dr. Louise Warburton a GP with Special Interest in Rheumatology all about AxSpA in Primary Care. They go into specific detail about the challenges of Primary Care, which investigations to order and what the results of these investigations mean and referral pathways. Vital information for anyone working in Primary Care and referring roles.
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Osteoarthritis or Gout Flare? - Top Tips
10m · PublishedWelcome back Rheumatology fans, trying something new this week as I created my first "Top Tips" video. This weeks video comes from a recent batch of courses I presented, the question was asked a couple of times. How do you differentiate a gout flare from an osteoarthritis flare? After all the symptom profiles and patient demographics are rather similar. The "Top Tips" series is born, you can watch the video below (10 mins) or I have popped the slides below as well which contain the information. Let me know what you think of this format please!
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Imaging Psoriatic Arthritis BlogRead
8m · PublishedWelcome back Rheumatology fans, we are all about imaging and Psoriatic Arthritis this week following a heads up from the wonderful Chris Martey on twitter about a paper tha discusses this in fantastic detail. I have pulled out what I believe to be the salient points for this blog.
The Rheum 101 hybrid event in Person and Virtual tickets are available and being snapped up FAST. Grab yours HERE if you want to hear from some amazing speakers all about Rheumatology (including Chris!). It will be unmissable!!
FULL PAPER (open access)
AxSpA Series 1/5 - Physiotherapy and Axial Spondylarthritis
46m · PublishedIn this, the first of a series of five podcasts concentrating on Axial Spondyloarthritis for healthcare clinicians, Jack March - The Rheumatology Physio speaks to 3 members of AStretch about Physiotherapy provision for AxSpA. They cover a broad range of topics from the benefits of in-person and virtual appointments, transferrable skills that MSK Therapists already have, and personalising treatments. Susi, Heather, and Hannah are hugely experienced clinicians working with people with AxSpA and the information they provide is top class and of immediate use in the clinical environment.
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Australian nr-AxSpA Consensus Statement
8m · PublishedWould you like these blogs directly to your email inbox? I now have a weekly newsletter! SUBSCRIBE HERE
Happy New Year Rheumatology Fans, we are starting 2022 with a BANG as there is a great consensus document that has been published about none radiographic AxSpA. It only came to my attention in the last 24 hours so I havent had time to fully get to grips with it yet but a couple of things drew my attention which I wanted to get started with in this blog for you. In other news we have courses up both in-person and virtual, check them out HERE there are limited tickets so grab them before they disappear and you miss out. Also the updated, upgraded, and all-around better recorded course is live too so check that out for a ton of learning.
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ASK ME ANYTHING LIVESTREAM 06.12.21
31m · PublishedWelcome back and after a bit of a break I was back on Chewing It Over! I opened it up as an Ask Me Anything and a few questions came in for me to discuss. We first talked about assessing for Enthesitis, then moved on to psoriasis and nails before finishing up on Hypermobility. It was good fun and I will certainly look at running some more in the new year.
If you have any questions for me then do get in touch, I always try to answer them or use them as a basis for a blog.
Psoriatic Arthropathy Blog Read
8m · PublishedWelcome back to the blog! Psoriatic Arthritis (Big Sigh). This is not easy, today I had a paper brought to my attention by Martin Thomas on Twitter which is open access LINK and is an interesting read for certain. It speaks to a lot of the challenges we face when trying to pick out Psoriatic Arthritis conditions in the sea of MSK presentations. I have tried to create some learning pointers in this blog.
Please consider heading to the shop to find more resources and supporting me to continue this hairbrained project! Or you can Buy A Coffee
You can also listen to all of my blogs as podcasts subscribe to your preferred channel HERE You can also find my podcast on Apple & Spotify & Google
As usual feedback is greatly appreciated and any further reading for me please send it my way!
Why All Clinicians Should Care About Rheumatology
7m · PublishedWelcome back to the blog! Catchy title alert, clickbait? Maybe. This is a topic I have been wanting to talk about for a while and I have a really good little article in the blog to demonstrate why. I have put my thoughts in and I hope they get your brain ticking over. I have also put the audio on my podcast feed :)
Rheumatology.Physio Podcast has 62 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 23:20:09. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 27th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on May 16th, 2024 08:11.