This #physiotalk tweetchat will take place on Monday 19th October at 8pm BST. At the start of the pandemic we had chats on our urgent responses to the COVID crisis – PPE, respiratory care, rehabilitation after ICU. Now we are settled into our roles in these areas, we know what to do even as a […]
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Virtual conferences #physiotalk 2nd Nov
#LongCOVID – what is the role of the physio? #physiotalk 19th October
Support After COVID #physiotalk Mon 5th October
We are hosting a physiotalk that is part of a research project – the Support after COVID study @SupportAfterCo1. The chat will be on Monday 5th October at 8pm BST. There will also be an identical chat by the We Communities team using #WeMDT on Monday 28th September as the research team are aiming to […]
Dementia and physical activity #physiotalk 21st Sep
Lets talk about Dementia! Our next #physiotalk tweet chat on Monday 21st September at 8pm BST will focus on physiotherapy, dementia risk and exercise for those living with dementia. Its not the first time we have chatted about dementia, but since the last one was six years ago, it seemed like a good time to […]
Does the physiotherapy profession do enough to bridge the gap between university education and working in sports physiotherapy #Physiotalk 7th Sep
Getting active #physiotalk Mon 10th Aug 8pm
Its August – and so of course that means the return of the #WeActiveChallenge We hope that you have been posting your #AHPsActive photos since the start of August – and if you are reading this wondering what I am talking about, then take a look at the We Communities website to find out more […]
Cognitive fallacies impacting physiotherapy. #Physiotalk 27th July 8pm.
Physiotherapy and Cooking #physiotalk 13th July 8pm
Are physiotherapists in a prime position to promote the vast benefits of cooking? That is the question our guest host Ben Rowles is asking ahead of our #physiotalk tweetchat on Monday 13th July at 8pm BST Physio.Kitchen is about encouraging people to cook. From a physiotherapy perspective, cooking has a wide range of benefits similar […]
Covid-19 and virtual placements: what does good look like? #physiotalk Monday 29 June
As part of our ongoing Covid-19 series, our next tweetchat on Monday 29th June will focus on ‘virtual’ placements in physiotherapy and other health, public health and social care services in the pandemic response and for future care. Digital health Digital healthcare had been a policy priority in many countries for some time now, but […]
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