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  • Injection Therapy - What does the evidence tell us?

    Despite our best intentions, not everyone with tendinopathy will respond to conservative treatments. Clinicians need alternative options like injection therapy. Injections such as steroid and platelet-rich plasma continue to be popular for tendinopathy, and there are other emerging injections such as the high-volume injection.

     

    Injection TherapyIn Tendinopathy: Art & Science - 4th May 2019 MELBOURNE

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    https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/injection-therapy-in-tendinopathy-art-and-science-tickets-57953819434

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    20 min
  • Something IS happening in the tendon! Collagen turnover in people with Achilles tendinopathy

    Understanding how tendon recovers from injury and adapts to load is so important and has huge implications on how we manage tendons and the education and advice that we provide patients. This podcast features a relatively new study providing insights into the collagen turnover in healthy tendons and those with tendinopathy, adding critical knowledge to what we know about tendon collagen adaptation over time. 

     

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    14 min
  • Interview with Janine Barelds

    Janine Barelds reflecting on her experiences as a Psychotherapist in an interview with her daughter Salome Carter who is a Social Worker. Topics include:

    Becoming a therapist

    Philosophy of Psychosynthesis

    Rewards and challenges

    Avoiding burnout

    Spirituality and it’s meaning

    Preparing for a session

    Audio editing by Jason Walker for The Auscast Network.

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    37 min
  • Some cool new technology focused systematic reviews that will change our practice

    This episode we focus on technology use in rehab. I'm inspired by the patient will see you now by Dr Eric Topol which I recently read so this weeks podcast covers 2 technology focused systematic reviews. The first is on the efficacy of exergames for treating musculoskeletal pain, and the second is on basically the use of accelerometers and other wearable sensors to monitor rehab exercises. An exciting area that is set to grow hugely and will be part of all of our practices soon.

     

    References to include at the bottom of the podcast and blog:

     

    O’Reilly M, Caulfield B, Ward T, Johnston W, Doherty C. Wearable Inertial Sensor Systems for Lower Limb Exercise Detection and Evaluation: A Systematic Review. Sports Medicine. 2018;1-26.

     

    Collado‐Mateo D, Merellano‐Navarro E, Olivares PR, García‐Rubio J, Gusi N. Effect of exergames on musculoskeletal pain: A systematic review and meta‐analysis. Scandinavian journal of medicine & science in sports. 2018;28:760-771.

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    13 min
  • Non-uniform Achilles tendon strain: what is it and should we care?

    Hi all

    This week on Talking Tendons we discuss Non-uniform Achilles tendon strain and displacement and tackle the important questions…what is it? And should we care?

    The paper is by Prof Finni from Finland supported by an international team. This is an exciting space that has already and will continue to improve our understanding of tendon function and ultimately our ability to prevent and manage these injuries.

    Hope you enjoy.

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    See you next time

    Peter

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    14 min

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The Auscast Wellbeing channel is a collection of podcasts that focus on promoting mental and physical well-being. The channel features a variety of shows that cover a range of topics, including mental health, personal growth, and self-care.