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About This Webinar
Simplifying Shoulder Assessments.

Whether you are a student or new to working in MSK, assessing the shoulder can lead to all sorts of confusion. This webinar will help you to develop clear strategies for assessments allowing you to navigate uncertainty with real world patients within a fast paced clinic environment.

This 1-hour webinar lead by experienced clinician and educator John Drummond and hosted by Amelia and Charlotte First Steps team members will cover key information on assessing the shoulder and resources and tools you can use with patients.

This webinar is proudly brought to you by the First Steps Team in association with The Physio Matters Podcast.
Agenda
  • Introduction
  • Shoulder, neck or other
  • Serious "other"
  • Stiff shoulders
  • Unstable shoulders
  • ACJ
  • Weak and painful shoulders
  • If it doesn’t get better
  • Q&A
  • End
Presenters
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    Amelia Bell-Bentley
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    Charlotte Hayers
    I qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2020 from the University of Brighton. I completed rotations on Medical and Stroke wards and in the Community. I am now a static band 5 MSK Physio working in the NHS for Sussex Community Foundation Trust. I have a keen interest in spinal pain and neurological conditions as well as supporting the development of band 5’s. I hope to focus more on this within my new role as a CSP steward.
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    John Drummond
    John qualified in 2014 from Coventry University with a 2:1 BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy and is a Member of The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. More recently, John completed masters level study at Sheffield Hallam University of “Fundamentals of Musculoskeletal Radiographic Image Interpretation” with outstanding results.

    John has worked across a variety of locations in the East Midlands specialising in musculoskeletal care. He joined Connect Health in February 2020 where he now works as a Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and Team Leader in outpatient clinics across Nottingham.

    Special interests include healthy lifestyles, shoulder & knee rehabilitation and the management of persistent pain. John is a Clinical Educator and has a passion for development of students, new graduates and lifelong continuous professional development, especially utilising digital and social media to allow for integration of evidence based practice and a biopsychosocial model.

    In his free time, John is a keen cyclist, enjoys CrossFit and spending time outdoors with his Schnoodle Pippa. He has also been closely involved in ParaDance from 2017 as a medical classifier.