Physio Network

[Physio Explained] Hip and knee OA rehabilitation: what do we currently know? with Dr Milly Bell

First-line management for knee osteoarthritis centers on education, targeted exercise therapy, and weight management, as supported by global clinical guidelines. The GLAD (Good Life with Osteoarthritis Denmark) program serves as a primary model for this approach, demonstrating significant clinical benefits including a ...

[Physio Explained] Rehabilitation of hip related pain in circus athletes with Dr Charlotte Ganderton

[Case Studies] TFCC injuries: From diagnosis to rehabilitation with Dr Ian Gatt

[Physio Discussed] What does effective cancer rehabilitation look like? with Dr Briana Clifford and Germaine Tan

[Physio Explained] What makes hip and knee surgery successful? with Dr Michael Mansfield

[Physio Explained] How can we improve access to paediatric physio in rural communities? with Dr Rachel Bican

[Case Studies] Managing a rectus femoris injury in a goalkeeper with Adam Johnson

[Physio Discussed] Are we managing Achilles Tendinopathy the right way? with Dr Ruth Chimenti and Dr Myles Murphy

[Physio Explained] What are nudges and can they improve low back pain care? with Sweekriti Sharma

[Case Studies] How do you manage atraumatic shoulder instability? with Anju Jaggi

[Physio Explained] Is telehealth as effective as in-person physio for knee OA? with Prof. Rana Hinman

[Physio Discussed] Injury prevention: what actually works? with Adam Loiacono and Dr Nicol Van Dyk

[Case Studies] Managing a complex male pelvic pain case with Bill Taylor

[Physio Explained] Understanding the complexities of chronic pain with Dr Rocco Cavaleri

[Physio Explained] Using muscle functional MRI to inform rehabilitation with Dr Kate Dooley

[Physio Discussed] Alternative perspectives on osteoarthritis management with Prof. Ian Harris and Prof. Jeffrey Katz

Osteoarthritis management requires shifting from a purely structural, "wear and tear" model to one that prioritizes mechanical load, inflammation, and patient-centered behavioral change. Radiographic imaging frequently fails to correlate with pain levels, as joint damage often appears severe while symptoms remain mild,...

[Expert Physio Q&A] Lateral hip pain: clinical reasoning beyond the diagnosis with Mehmet Gem

[Physio Explained] Spondylolysis management: what does the latest evidence tell us? with Mitchell Selhorst

[Physio Explained] Managing new graduate expectations and preventing burnout with Melanie MacKinnon

[Physio Discussed] Inside the world of elite sports physio with Matt Cameron and Keiran Cleary