By Matt Goodman A fascinating afternoon with Dr Lesley McBride & Emily Ross sharing their experiences of ‘Women Working in Elite Sport.’ Lesley covered her journey into elite men’s rugby & how this influenced her career decisions and ultimately her PhD focusing on neck strength measurement in Elite Men’s Rugby. Lesley demonstrated the practical application … Continue reading “Women Working in Elite Sport: England Men’s U20s & England Red Roses Physiotherapists “
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Running a Concussion Clinic at MoveWell: Enhancing Care and Research
By Jude Coe Photo by Milad Fakurian on Unsplash At the University of Birmingham’s MoveWell Clinic, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive care for students who have sustained concussions, particularly those involved in sports. Our concussion clinic is a vital resource, offering specialised support and leveraging cutting-edge research to ensure the best outcomes for our student-athletes. Comprehensive Concussion … Continue reading “Running a Concussion Clinic at MoveWell: Enhancing Care and Research “
The Art of Giving Feedback: Empowering Physiotherapy Students in MSK Placements
By Judith Coe Photo by Nightingale Home nurse on Unsplash As a physiotherapist at the University of Birmingham, I have the privilege of working with some of the brightest and most dedicated students in our field. One of the most rewarding aspects of my role is providing feedback to students during their musculoskeletal (MSK) placements in our student-led … Continue reading “The Art of Giving Feedback: Empowering Physiotherapy Students in MSK Placements “
Acute Management of Pitch-Side Injuries with Ali James
By Matt Goodman Online Seminar with Ali James (Current Head of Physical Therapies at Aston Villa FC). Ali delivered a fascinating overview of pitch-side management of acute trauma in elite sport on Thursday 28th November to our Pitch-side Physiotherapy Students & MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine students. M.D.Goodman@bham.ac.uk
My Writing Retreat at Chapelgarth, Yorkshire: A Journey of Growth and Creativity
By Jude Coe Photo by Thought Catalog on Unsplash When I started my Professional Doctorate, I had never heard about writing retreats and was both nervous and excited that The University of Birmingham was able to offer an opportunity for me to participate in one. Embarking on my first writing retreat at Chapelgarth, Yorkshire, was a wonderful experience … Continue reading “My Writing Retreat at Chapelgarth, Yorkshire: A Journey of Growth and Creativity “
When you find a journal that helps you….
By Jude Coe Photo by 
Janko Ferlič on Unsplash As a physiotherapist and professional doctoral student, I am constantly seeking to deepen my understanding of how physical activity influences mental health. The recent journal article, “Physical Activity and Mental Health: A Systematic Review and Best-Evidence Synthesis of Mediation and Moderation Studies,” provides valuable insights that are highly … Continue reading “When you find a journal that helps you…. “
Navigating the Journey of a Professional Doctorate in Exercise and Sports Medicine and a Full-time Working Mum
By Jude Coe Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash Embarking on a Professional Doctorate in Exercise and Sports Medicine has been an exciting and challenging journey. My research focuses on the determinants of resilience in performing arts, a topic that bridges my clinical background in physiotherapy with the psychological aspects of sports medicine. Under the guidance of Professor … Continue reading “Navigating the Journey of a Professional Doctorate in Exercise and Sports Medicine and a Full-time Working Mum”
Embracing collaboration: Physiotherapists and sport and exercise professionals working together and how we do it at MoveWell, University of Birmingham.
By Jude Coe Photo by Josh Calabrese on Unsplash In response to the insightful article “Collaborate, Don’t Compete: How the Physiotherapy Profession Can Work Collaboratively with Exercise Professionals” published in Frontline, I am inspired to reflect on the immense potential that lies in fostering a collaborative approach between physiotherapists and other sport and exercise professionals. This synergy can … Continue reading “Embracing collaboration: Physiotherapists and sport and exercise professionals working together and how we do it at MoveWell, University of Birmingham. “
My 10-Day Journey with the GAPS Programme: A Student Physiotherapist’s Perspective
By Aaron Nandray (MSc Pre Reg Student) and Katie Cronin Photo credit: Nicola Gotts Photography Ltd. Aaron Nandray right. As a student physiotherapist on placement, my 10-day experience with the GAPS programme was both professionally enriching and personally transformative. The combination of high-level training, community engagement, and camaraderie among athletes and staff created a familial atmosphere … Continue reading “My 10-Day Journey with the GAPS Programme: A Student Physiotherapist’s Perspective”
The Next Generation of Sports Physiotherapists
By Caroline White The pre-registration physiotherapy students at the University of Birmingham have supported the University sports teams for over 10 years, with the aim to give aspiring Sports Physiotherapists an opportunity to develop key skills to help them achieve their aspirations. Over recent years, the scheme has been further enhanced with support from industry … Continue reading “The Next Generation of Sports Physiotherapists “