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Tim Rees Thanks Tim. Also check this new article out -> A Catalog of ‘Knee Friendly’ Aerobic Exercises Developed for Patients With Knee Osteoarthritis: An International Patient Survey acrjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10… static and outdoor cycling features highly

British summer is back! With wet weather setting in for the weekend, what better way to spend this Saturday than at our MACP Study Day in Birmingham. World class speakers, networking with colleagues, and a delicious lunch - all at a great value price. All MSK colleagues

The MACP study day is underway in Birmingham. Challenging Concepts in MSK. Laura Finucane already asking MSK physios to question their own practice - and that of their organisations

We’re underway with Laura Finucane “The Future Direction of MSK Visionary Statement” - shaking up the opening with a highly engaging key note speech - challenging us to change to meet complex needs with a “do with” approach - YOU are the ones with power to shape the future of

Some of the MACP Professional Development team at the study day today! Jenna Jagodzinska Hazel Rudder The PDC organise and deliver macp courses😃 Sinead Delaney Samantha Simmonds (she/her) Tina Blewett Ashish Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP & Lydia 👏🏽

Roger Kerry steps into the day with “A New Evidence-Based Manual Therapy: How using data helps us provide better person-centred care” - shaping a new narrative based on the research data of manual therapy - thinking about where it is sited in the future of healthcare - as

Roger Kerry steps into the day with “A New Evidence-Based Manual Therapy: How using data helps us provide better person-centred care” - shaping a new narrative based on the research data of manual therapy - thinking about where it is sited in the future of healthcare - as

Now David Alderson steps up with “Open Questions for Open Minds” - challenging us to think about how we construct our questions, and to watch out for our “accidentally closed” questions - with an interactive challenging task highlighting the challenge of closed questions and how we

Sharon Morgans shares her work - “Loneliness - The Pain of Being Alone” - Loneliness is twice as harmful to your health than being obese and is similar with impacts on health to smoking 15 cigarettes a day. How many times do you ask the person/patient in front of you how lonely

First Prof Doc paper Published St Mary's S&C (Protocol for International E-Delphi) Rehab & Return to Sport after Climbing Injuries-(50 clinicians ⛑️, 16 countries 🌎)🧗🏽‍♀️ Huge Thanks to Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) charity & MACP for CPD bursaries . bmjopensem.bmj.com/content/bmjose…

Norman Webster with Chris mercer discussing how health builders and partnership working embedded in a governance structure impacts in aligning local services to what matters most to a patient, considering the variations in delivery and strategies to address community needs. One

Great to have @chrisashep along representing Flippin’ Pain discussing the biopsychosocial model of pain and introducing us to Hector the Protector, discussing the role of words, prediction, placebo and nocebo - with a great American accent and a nice little magic trick!

Great to have Lucy Dove joining us to discuss her work in a rapid 15 - “MUSCLES: Measuring and Understanding Sciatica and Leg Weakness Study” - discussing her work in the difference in reported and objective leg weakness and understanding the significance of this.

Next up, Carl Wong shares his work - “Does neurodynamic test result reflect symptom severity, disability, or MRI findings in acute spine-related leg pain? An exploratory secondary data analysis.” Some really interesting work about what the neurodynamic tests can tell us in

For our final rapid 15, Lucy McCann shares her work with NASS and NHS transformation in “AxSpA time to diagnosis project work, benefits of working with NASS in leadership development and QI. service evaluation of new AxSpA MDT clinic” - key achievements include education of 1500

Really great to be involved in the MACP exec committee with this bunch - the lovely Komal and Jenna Jagodzinska. See you at the next one Sinead Delaney Ashish, Tina, Lydia, and Theresa! And thanks as always to Emma and Katie in the admin team x

The final part of the study day launches our exciting collaboration with The Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine, with Nick Worth Physio, Chair of SOMM, delivering a brilliant presentation introducing the collaboration, before Neil Langridge joins him to answer questions! Keep an eye out for more from this

Summarising the day fell to our MC Matthew Low, the @PhysioMaCP Knowledge and Translation Officer, who reflected on the connections joining the study day together, as he addressed the day’s theme of “Challenging Concepts in MSK” and all the wonderful speakers that had contributed

Thanks for the invitation MACP ! A great day of speakers and networking. The collaboration between the MACP and The Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine offers MSK Practitioners opportunities to develop their knowledge and skills together 🤝🏻 An exciting development for MSK

Stretching as a training tool may have uses beyond improving flexibility. A though-provoking overview with possible clinical implications from Konstantin Warneke et al. Greg Lehman, you will like this. link.springer.com/article/10.100…