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...n Gates, Rachael Lowe<br> '''Institution&nbsp;'''- Exercise Works&nbsp;and Physiopedia <br>'''About this course - '''This online course will develop knowledge of ...crease physical activity in their settings. The course aims to inspire and support all health care professionals to lead on physical activity advocacy and act

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...International have continued to grow and expand over the years, providing support to disabled and vulnerable people living in poverty and situations of exclu ...his programme has teamed up with Physiopedia to transform the modules into Physiopedia Pages through a content development project to promote accessibility of the

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You have decided to get involved in a project with Physiopedia, what's next? ...lead you are responsible for developing the parameters of the project with Physiopedia. The project can be for students, clinicians, colleagues or all of the abov

...considering the factors necessary for prosthetic rehab as detailed in the Physiopedia 'Assessment of the amputee' <ref name="Ass">'Assessment of the amputee' edi ...w days of this Mr. H could complete 54 seconds standing without upper limb support.

...mework. These frameworks or guidelines communicate professional standards, support education, guide curriculum planning and development for entry-level health ...h Ed, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia. 2005:1051-72. </ref> In support of person-centred care and safety, the individual and their family / carers

...ardinal Planes and Axes of Movement|frontal plane]] during the single-limb support phase of walking. ...right abductor muscles must work when the right leg is in the single-limb support phase of gait, as the left limb is swinging forward. The right hip abductor

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...nt Planning for Common Conflict and Emergency Related Injuries Performance Support Tool] from Humanity & Inclusion. ...his resource for our profession. Your contribution will be reviewed by the Physiopedia team and once complete recognised by the award of a certificate of completi

...l therapists (PTs) all over the world and build a physiotherapy community. Physiopedia is a living, community built website. Any PTs anywhere in the world can con [http://members.physio-pedia.com Physiopedia Plus Ltd], also known as Plus , is a premium content platform that provides

...op this resource for our profession. Your contribution will be reviewed by Physiopedia and once complete recognised by the award of a certificate of completion. ...table working in Physiopedia we are very happy for you to work directly in Physiopedia instead of producing a word document, you can [[Special:RequestAccount|requ

...therapists_for_physiotherapists_continuing_professional_development_series Physiopedia: one big constantly updating online textbook written and edited by physioth ...e open practices of three international health projects: IACAPAP, VCPH and Physiopedia]. OpenPraxis. 2015;7(2):173–89.

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...alists to contribute and fulfil the needs of the individual person seeking support. In specific contexts, like camps for displaced persons, it is vital that ...t outlines what is always available and facilitates links to agencies that support specific roles. Being aware of this document is important so that rehabilit

...functions. This Physiopedia project will facilitate skill development that support the focus of the course and evidence-based practice. The skills for the pro ...will include a presentation of their team’s findings and contributions to Physiopedia.

|Infants are able to lift their head up and off the support surface for increasing periods of time ...and shoulders up off the support surface allows the infant to push up and support self on their hands

...aintain the foot in a plantigrade position. This provides a stable base of support that facilitates the function and can also reduce tone in the stance phase ...ctured in a workshop or lab. While they can be bulky, they are designed to support, correct and accommodate a foot with good shock absorption.

...ed knowledge translation article on a topic in clinical biomechanics for ''Physiopedia''.   You will be primarily searching the research literature, ''Physiopedia'' and reputable gray literature sources. A Research Guide by UW Library is

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...sionals have in managing the impact of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Physiopedia quickly identified the need for a rehabilitation focused course that would On March 16th, 2020, Physiopedia released a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) entitled “Coronavirus Diseas

This project aims to develop content in the Traumatic Brain Injury Section of Physiopedia. We intend to populate the site with practical, credible and thought-provok ...source for our profession. &nbsp;Your contribution will be reviewed by the Physiopedia team and once complete recognised by the award of a certificate of completi

...dia.com Physiopedia online platform] using the [[How to Write a Case Study|Physiopedia Case Study framework]]. ...nd quantity. Notice that inter-relatedness is a highly valuable feature of Physiopedia, optimized if the links and citations add real value.

...for each<ref>Rehabilitation of Running Biomechanics. (2020, October 27). ''Physiopedia,'' . Retrieved 00:17, March 30, 2021 from https://www.physio-pedia.com/in ...the club can offer training tips and support, and there is often secondary support for club members during major races. Some running clubs are also more profe

...g new look and feel! What follows is a modified version of the toolkit for Physiopedia produced in collaboration with the authorship team. ...tm_medium=Link+in+text&utm_id=Physiopedia+Toolkit+Link+-+Achilles&utm_term=Physiopedia%2C+PT+Knowledge+Broker+toolkit UBC Achilles Tendinopathy Toolkit]

...ward translation of body weight<ref name="Perry" /><ref name="Physiopedia">Physiopedia. Gait Cycle http://www.physio-pedia.com/Gait_Cycle (accessed 5 February 201 ...ng stability and preservation of progression<ref name="Perry" /><ref name="Physiopedia" />.&nbsp;

...ral photographs of the subject in a relaxed seated position without a back support. Spinous process of C7 and the tragus of ear are marked with a body marker. ...ercle to which the lower end of the [[ligamentum nuchae]] is attached.<ref>Physiopedia [[Vertebra Prominens|Vertebra prominens]] Available: [[Vertebra Prominens]]

...s.<ref name=":0">Saleeby P. ICF Educational and Clinical Resources Course. Physiopedia 2022</ref> ** Integrated support for multiple languages<ref name=":1" />

* abduction of shoulders with upper arms resting on the support surface: * Supine posture during relative periods of calm: feet rest on the support surface with varying amounts of hip and knee flexion

* No close family or friends for emotional support # '''Involve and Carers and Significant Others:''' As the elderly often have support whether they live in the community or in care facilities, it is valuable to

This page will look at popular methods of electrotherapy and the evidence to support it in the use of knee conditons specifically.&nbsp; #Electric field – upon literature reviewing there is very little evidence to support this theory, and almost all of the literature supports the magnetic field e

'''Original Editors '''- Review of the Physiopedia Professional Ethics Course by Michael Rowe (04/09/2013) ...(UWC) and qualified physiotherapists who participated through [[Main Page|Physiopedia]]. It is believed that this is the first time that a completely open, onlin

'''Throughout the whole writing process, you should support your case with evidence by [[Referencing|citing]] information properly.''' If you are writing your case study on Physiopedia, you may want to [[Making links|link the test to a relevant page]] or [[Add

...g new look and feel! What follows is a modified version of the toolkit for Physiopedia produced in collaboration with the authorship team.

* '''Institution&nbsp;'''- ICRC and Physiopedia ...Managing Children with Clubfoot.  The course was joint funded by ICRC and Physiopedia, the ACT Team and partners, including the University of Oxford, CURE Inte

...l rehabilitation and either create new pages or review and update existing Physiopedia articles in this area. ...atively to develop either an existing Physiopedia Wiki page or build a new Physiopedia Wiki page. You will need to work on this over the course of semester 5 and

...for Physiopedia and produced in collaboration with the authorship team to support the information found in the toolkit. ...any exercise principles advocated, the evidence is not always available to support these claims. The table below gives an overview of the current available e

* '''Institutions&nbsp;'''- ICRC and Physiopedia ...ucation in Cerebral Palsy as a priority. Through this course, the ICRC and Physiopedia aim to provide physiotherapists and other health related professionals free

* '''Institution''' - Physiopedia ...med through this course will allow for shared knowledge and experiences to support good health care and a better quality of life for individuals with a trauma

...exercises&nbsp; that can be used for patients requiring this technique<ref>Physiopedia [[Exercises for Lumbar Instability]] Available:https://www.physio-pedia.com #Feet shoulder width apart: This allows for a solid base of support.

...ngton, DC: National Academy Press, 1990.</ref>. Guidelines are designed to support the decision-making processes in patient care. The content of a guideline i ...n Sabapathy. In conversation via the [http://www.facebook.com/physiopedia Physiopedia Facebook page], March 2012.</ref>. Research suggests high patient burden pe

...2017)</ref> To read more about the reasons for amputation you can read the Physiopedia article on [[Pathology leading to amputation|Pathology Leading to Amputatio *Psychosocial support

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* Level III: can walk using a hand-held mobility device (may use additional support, such as wheeled mobility, for longer distances, outdoors) ...o enhance participation and prevent secondary complications.<ref name=":8">Physiopedia. [[Positioning the Child with Cerebral Palsy]].</ref> When assessing positi

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...independence, and quality of life <ref name=":1">Physiopedia contributors. Physiopedia. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Available from: https://www.physio-pedia.co ...asures the patient's current pain intensity <ref>Physiopedia contributors. Physiopedia. Numeric Pain Rating Scale. Available from: [[Numeric Pain Rating Scale|htt

...of graded exercise, education, activities of daily living and psychosocial support. ** Peer to peer support from COVID-19 patients who have received the appropriate training

...-motor symptoms such as difficulty with memory and thinking <ref name=":0">Physiopedia. Parkinson's. Available from: https://www.physio-pedia.com/Parkinson%27s (a ...es of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2015;96(1):141-153. </ref><ref>Physiopedia. Parkinson’s and Dance. Available from: https://www.physio-pedia.com/Park

== What People are Saying About Physiopedia == Physiopedia is a comprehensive resource for rehabilitation professionals, created and m

...tions to address conditions and limitations, improve function, and provide support. It can play a big role in health promotion, maintenance, and prevention ac ...rg. 2021 [cited 2022 May 17]. Available from: https://www.aapmr.org/career-support/medical-student-resources/a-medical-students-guide-to-pm-r/what-types-of-tr

...g, injury, diseases, conditions or environmental factors. Physiotherapists support people at all stages of life to recover from injury, reduce pain and stiffn ...="row"><div class="col-md-6 col-md-offset-3"><div class="text-right"> <ref>Physiopedia. Emma Stokes - What is Physiotherapy ? Available from: https://vimeo.com/57

...tions to address conditions and limitations, improve function, and provide support. It can play a big role in health promotion, maintenance, and prevention ac ...rg. 2021 [cited 2022 May 17]. Available from: https://www.aapmr.org/career-support/medical-student-resources/a-medical-students-guide-to-pm-r/what-types-of-tr

...t on or accessible through Physiopedia is for informational purposes only. Physiopedia is not a substitute for professional advice or expert medical services from # [http://www.physio-pedia.com/Physiopedia:Terms_of_Service Terms of Service]

...like gym, swimming, golf, games, etc. to prevent other co-morbidities and support inactivity, fatigue, mood and other traumatic brain injury related issues� Social Worker provides practical advice on benefits, housing, transport support at home and wider aspect or person’s welfare and wellbeing

...s in the Toolbox for these populations as there was not enough evidence to support their use.<ref>BACPAR Outcome measures for Amputees. Journal of BACPAR. 201 ...considered and the pre-prosthetic therapy was altered to reflect this.<ref>Physiopedia. Assessment of the Amputee. Assessment for suitability for a prosthesis. ht

...therapy Standards Content Development Project]]. This space was created by Physiopedia for the creation of content relating to the ICRC Physiotherapy Standards Wo ...o build a picture of their home environment and if they have any available support.

...Weinberg RS. Relationships among athletic identity, coping skills, social support and the psychological impact of injury in recreational participants. J Appl ...olishchuk K, Burns SA. Deep Neck Flexor Stabilisation Protocol [Internet]. Physiopedia. [cited 2019May6]. Available from: <nowiki>https://www.physio-pedia.com/Dee

...to control the speech. The abdominal muscles fail to be used posturally to support lower trunk stability in children with Cerebral Palsy.&nbsp;<ref name="Stam ...on, learning difficulties. You can read more about these conditions on the Physiopedia Page [http://www.physio-pedia.com/Cerebral_Palsy_Association_Conditions Cer

...aesthetic injection to either the suprascapular or supraglenoid notch can support the diagnosis.<ref name=":1" /> ...abilitation in general, visit [[Nerve Injury Rehabilitation|this page]] on Physiopedia.

Content Development Projects have been contributing to the growth of Physiopedia since it launched in 2009. ...ited with no specialist tools and very little technical know-how. As such, Physiopedia is perfectly suited to collaborative group authoring and offers a place for

There are multiple muscle groups that support the spine. Each plays an important role in '''stabilizing the trunk''' and ...er, for the purpose of our [https://www.physio-pedia.com/Physiopedia:About Physiopedia page] we have focused on those working in a sedentary role.

...benefit of walking frames for the older amputee has been highlighted <ref>Physiopedia - Older persons with Amputation. http://www.physio-pedia.com/Older_people_w ...and likely residual limb volume changes expected in a primary amputee.<ref>Physiopedia - Prosthetics. http://www.physio-pedia.com/Prosthetics</ref><br>

..., the person feels difficulty standing up from the sitting posture without support. The gluteus maximus paralysis is more obvious in the case of [[Muscular Dy ...difficulty standing up due to which he/she places their hands on legs for support and then on the thighs which helps the child to climb on themselves.<ref>Ch

...w provides information on the prevalence of LBP in North America. It lends support to physiotherapy assessment and treatment of LBP, and illustrates the need ...6-328X/7/4/77 Clinic design as placebo-using design to promote healing and support treatments.] Behav Sci (Basel). 2017 Nov 9;7(4):77.</ref><ref>Wiercioch-Kuz

...strictions are all affected by environmental and personal factors, such as support from family and employers, access to appropriate equipment, financial situa *'''Support Structures'''<br>What support structures does the patient have from family, friends, colleagues or depend

* Compensatory Techniques.<ref name=":2">Physiopedia. available from: www.physio-pedia.com/HEMIPLEGIA</ref> *Place pillows in front or behind to give support<ref name=":3">mobile physiotherapy clinic available from. www.mobilephysiot

* '''Institution''' - Physiopedia & ReLAB-HS ...://www.relabhs.org/ ReLAB-HS]). ReLAB-HS is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International D

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...use they are not critically ill but feel they are in need of mental health support, mental health care professionals would have to determine if the requested # provision of psychological counsellors to provide support while in the rest area.

...unstable when the damaged ligament is no longer able to give it the normal support<ref name=":0" />: See our individual Physiopedia pages on particular ligament injuries and their specific treatments. ([[An

...apy, Exercise and Physical Activity Open Online Course (PEPA MOOC) via the Physiopedia Plus online learning platform. '''Collaborating Partners''' – Exercise Works and Physiopedia

* limited or lack of social support ...023 Jun;49(4):984-985.</ref><ref>Al-Ghabeesh SH. Coping strategies, social support, and mindfulness improve the psychological well-being of Jordanian burn sur

| [[Image:Physiopedia.jpg|center]] ...d repeated explanation to the parents and referring the family for further support (preferably a community-based rehabilitation programme in their own area) c

...e following are some of the areas where biomechanics is applied, to either support the performance of athletes or solve issues in sport or [[Therapeutic Exerc ...ity falls outside the [http://www.physio-pedia.com/Base_of_Support Base of Support] (BOS), a reaction is needed in order to stay balanced.

...emur with the acetabulum of the pelvis. The main function of the hip is to support the weight of the upper body during sitting and standing, at rest and in mo === Related Physiopedia Pages: ===

...remity rehabilitation, powered orthoses with computer-controlled motors to support joint movement<ref name="bryce">Bryce T, Dijkers M, Kozlowski A. Framework * providing weight support with minimal exertion;

#Provision of technical support and capacity-building ...Together, they mobilise resources and manage projects around the world to support disabled and vulnerable people.

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...d the pelvis during hip extension in prone.<ref name=":3" /> These results support the thought that persistent pain may be associated with greater activation ...is recommended that clinicians should consider the application or use of a support belt in the antepartum population with pelvic girdle pain, but the recommen

...es these community-based workers to understand who to identify for further support from rehabilitation. Moreover, since many displaced persons might not recei ...n professionals can still play an important role in helping to develop and support physical activity programmes. 

** widened base of support * Posture: widened base of support, may be trunk flexed and hands apart to maintain balance

...ership, advocacy, organizational cooperation, political backing, financial support, industrial change and research to counter these epidemics<ref name="Beagle *Open online courses – For example, Physiopedia has run several accredited Massive Open Online Courses to provide free qual

...for Physiopedia and produced in collaboration with the authorship team to support the information found in the toolkit. ...e="width: 400px; height: 20px;" | 1-2 trials or observational studies that support use of the intervention, AND/OR supported by expert opinion AND/OR sound ph

# '''Support sleep'''. Create a dark, clutter-free sleep space, eliminate or limit use o ...lgia based on pain neuroscience education, exercise therapy, psychological support, and nature exposure (NAT-FM): a pragmatic randomized controlled trial]. Jo

...ensatory strategies are recommended by speech and language pathologists to support safe oral intake of food and liquids. Some of these strategies include<ref ** This includes home safety assessments and caregiver support

...well as the [[Gluteal Muscles|gluteus muscles,]] which are needed to help support the SI joint. <ref>Physiopedia [[Sacroiliac Joint Special Test Cluster]]</ref>For more testing see [[Sacro

...peed and range of motion. One way to minimise these effects is to properly support, position, and align the body. Proper positioning can be useful to minimise ...-force, long-duration stretching although there is a dearth of evidence to support this. A wide range of splints have been used to influence swelling, resting

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...nd receives help with his activities of daily living with a daily Personal Support Worker (PSW). With the added pressure from university, Breydon has reported ...h eating, brushing his teeth, and with bathing. He currently receives this support at home from either his parents, older brother, and/or his PSW. He is unabl

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