#PhysioTalk Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #PhysioTalk hashtag.
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 | physiotalk @physiotalk Hello and Welcome everyone Its Gemma & Janet who will be your hosts tonight This is my first time as the host dont forget to use the hashtag #physiotalk |
 | Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk Thank you Gemma for hosting tonight for the first time as part of the @physiotalk team #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk before we start can you please tell us who you are where you are tweeting from? dont forget the hashtag #physiotalk |
 | Jon Ryan @JonRyanCSP RT @physiotalk: 5 mins grab a coffee ☕️ Physiotherapy and strength training #physiotalk tweetchat 📅Monday 25th April 🕗8pm BST All welcome to join in https://t.co/BWcjKEBvDQ… https://t.co/sW6XwHOPwA |
 | Gemma Hawtin 💙 @gvhawtin #AHPSupportWorkers |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk Joining in tonight from a bright but chilly Edinburgh And interested to see how much the strength message is being shared with our patients! #physiotalk |
 | Susanne syme @SymeSusanne @physiotalk Susanne from Somerset #physiotalk |
 | Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk Chris physiotherapy technical instructor west Wales #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @SymeSusanne Welcome #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @brustefa Thank you for joining in tonight. Please use the #physiotalk hashtag so we can follow the conversation. |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @chris_richards2 Welcome! #physiotalk |
 | Natalie @physioNT @physiotalk Natalie from Leeds #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @physioNT Welcome :) #physiotalk |
 | Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk Helen, Rehab services lead, joining from 🌧 Woking in Surrey. #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @_HelenAlexander Welcome #physiotalk |
 | Ann Marie Conlon @AnnMarieConlon3 @physiotalk Ann Marie Derry #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk We are going to start off tonights with a poll for you all #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk POLL: Do you prescribe strength training to your clients or patients? #physiotalk Please comment below if needed - especially if its a no! |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @AnnMarieConlon3 Welcome! #physiotalk |
 | Brustefa @brustefa @physiotalk Nigeria #physiotalk |
| Ann Marie Conlon @AnnMarieConlon3 @physiotalk Ann Marie from lovely Derry on the banks of the Foyle #physiotalk |
 | Carol Keen @CarolKeenPhysio Carol in Sheffield #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @AnnMarieConlon3 Ohh - I feel we all need to describe ourselves like this #physiotalk |
 | Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @physiotalk Justine - joining in from Sunny Hertfordshire. #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Q2 Have you had specific training to prescribe strength based exercises? And - is it needed? #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @JustineMusiime Welcome! #physiotalk |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk Yes - it was certainly integrated into my training in the late 80's. And since then some training on strength training with older people as well. #physiotalk |
| Elainethephysio @eephysio1 @physiotalk failed at the first tweet! #physiotalk |
| Brustefa @brustefa #physiotalk https://t.co/WbMG8OBkYX |
| Natalie @physioNT @physiotalk more learning on the job and getting lots of tips from physio assistants / PT's who work in the gym setting #physiotalk |
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 | Jo Lockyear 🩺🦵🏼🧠 @JolockyearPT @physiotalk I’ve done a sport science degree before which I can bring some principles from, but I feel more training is needed. Hoping this may signpost some good resources #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @CarolKeenPhysio Hi Can you include the #physiotalk hashtag in your replies please |
| Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk Recently came off a specialist cancer exercise and rehab instructor course. Before that my qualifications came through personal training, NERS instructor and multiple fitness class instructor. I would say yes it is needed to understand how to safely build strength #physiotalk |
| Susanne syme @SymeSusanne @physiotalk I believe to learn safe techniques i needed in person training which is difficult at the moment #physiotalk |
 | Prince S. Makupe @MakupePrince @physiotalk Our undergrad PT program had Exercise therapy and sports modules which equiped us with skills in this. I certainly believe training in this area is paramount #physiotalk |
 | Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk Physiotherapist from India currently enrolled for MSc Sports Medicine Exercise and Health at UCL #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @eephysio1 But succeeded on the second :) #physiotalk |
 | Sarah Lee @SarahCurlyLee @physiotalk Sarah - Derbyshire Long Covid Rehab team #physiotalk |
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| Ann Marie Conlon @AnnMarieConlon3 @physiotalk Strength training was part of the Undergraduate Physiotherapy program when I did my training #physiotalk |
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 | Glyn Blakey @saeboukglyn RT @physiotalk: POLL: Do you prescribe strength training to your clients or patients? #physiotalk Please comment below if needed - especially if its a no! |
| Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk Yes, I have had experience and training. It is absolutely important to know the basics first. #physiotalk |
 | Dr Chris Norris @drchrisnorris @physiotalk I have 2 sports therapists working for me studying for pre-reg MSc in physio. They tell me there is little S&C in their current physio training #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @drchrisnorris: @physiotalk I have 2 sports therapists working for me studying for pre-reg MSc in physio. They tell me there is little S&C in their current physio training #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @physiotalk It was integrated into the undergrad physio training, some was learning on the job. I also did a gym instructor course before I could get a physiotherapy job in the UK, so that has been useful. #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Q3 Are there any patient groups you would NOT suggest strength training for? #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @drchrisnorris Wonder if there is a difference in when people trained as to how much they got taught? Curriculum certainly fuller now than in the 80's #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @JolockyearPT: @physiotalk I’ve done a sport science degree before which I can bring some principles from, but I feel more training is needed. Hoping this may signpost some good resources #physiotalk |
| Carol Keen @CarolKeenPhysio @physiotalk not per se, there is something for everyone #physiotalk |
| Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk Strength training is relative to an individual. It is safe for everyone at their own level. #physiotalk |
| Sarah Lee @SarahCurlyLee @physiotalk Yes, Strength training during undergrad physio training in 1990s also during BACPR courses (cardiac rehab). #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Is it training that is specific to patient populations that is needed - or general principles that can be applied? #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @physiotalk Those in the acute soft tissue injury phase #physiotalk |
| Dr Chris Norris @drchrisnorris @physiotalk Defo. More research and evidence now, but space for this perhaps provided by less exercise teaching? #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @JustineMusiime: @physiotalk Those in the acute soft tissue injury phase #physiotalk |
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 | Ade-Steve @AdebusolaSteve @physiotalk Unconscious patients. #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk There are a few tweets slipping through without the #physiotalk hashtag Remember the hashtag - as its how we follow the conversation! |
| Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk It really depends what their goals are. That being said national guidelines of 150 minutes a week with 2 strength sessions should be influenced through all adults #physiotalk |
| Gemma Hawtin 💙 @gvhawtin @physiotalk Your host from Leeds a Physio Assistant #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @drchrisnorris: @physiotalk Defo. More research and evidence now, but space for this perhaps provided by less exercise teaching? #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @chris_richards2: @physiotalk It really depends what their goals are. That being said national guidelines of 150 minutes a week with 2 strength sessions should be influenced through all adults #physiotalk |
| Prince S. Makupe @MakupePrince @physiotalk I believe every patient needs strength training. Extent of training will certainly vary depending on tolerance levels and underlying pathologies. That's why there are principles to training; Specificity & Individuality. I believe every patient group can benefit #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @chris_richards2 A really important point! And this includes older people as well of course #physiotalk |
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| physiotalk @physiotalk @SymeSusanne Careful - or not offer strength based training at all? #physiotalk |
| Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk Absolutely it does #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @MakupePrince: @physiotalk I believe every patient needs strength training. Extent of training will certainly vary depending on tolerance levels and underlying pathologies. That's why there are principles to training; Specificity & Individuality. I believe every patient group can benefit #physiotalk |
| Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk General knowledge is good for foundation. Specific training targets specific population #physiotalk |
| Ade-Steve @AdebusolaSteve @physiotalk Adebusola, physiotherapist from Leicester. #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Q4 What have you found to be the barriers to prescribing strength training to your patients? #physiotalk |
| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physioNT @physiotalk Hadn't thought of that...body weight training an option there? #physiotalk |
| Ann Marie Conlon @AnnMarieConlon3 @physiotalk Patients who are living with high levels of frailty 8-9 on clinical frailty scale as ‘what matters to them’ is more important at this point in time #physiotalk |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk My frailer older patients are surprised to be offered strength based training. They often don't think its 'for them' But once they see the benefits... #physiotalk |
| Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk Readiness, understanding, acceptance, myths. #physiotalk |
| Susanne syme @SymeSusanne @physiotalk Not being able to see people often enough to coach them in safe techniques and progression and dealing with set backs #physiotalk |
| Dr Chris Norris @drchrisnorris @physiotalk Basic S&C knowledge is the foundation. Physios with pathology knowledge should be able to then clinically reason #physiotalk |
 | Neil Frost @neilfphysio @physiotalk Resources, equipment and rehab spaces arguably barriers. Lots of patients need more than a metre of theraband and lots of departments losing their gym spaces. #physiotalk |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @AnnMarieConlon3 @physiotalk Yes - would certainly agree with this. Is a group where providing assistance for function often more important #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @physiotalk Training in general principles is key because the principles can be applied to different patient populations. It is clear that even within one specific patient population, the exercises have to be tailored to each individual. The one size fits all model does not work. #physiotalk |
| Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk Engagement of the individual Access to services Pandemic made things very difficult And the goals they were working towards may not have needed strength training specifically #physiotalk |
| Natalie @physioNT @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk Absolutely! This worked really well to enable safe exercise for those not suitable for the gym. Resistance bands were a good option for some too #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @neilfphysio: @physiotalk Resources, equipment and rehab spaces arguably barriers. Lots of patients need more than a metre of theraband and lots of departments losing their gym spaces. #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime RT @MakupePrince: @physiotalk I believe every patient needs strength training. Extent of training will certainly vary depending on tolerance levels and underlying pathologies. That's why there are principles to training; Specificity & Individuality. I believe every patient group can benefit #physiotalk |
| Ann Marie Conlon @AnnMarieConlon3 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk Is there a bit of debate around the 150 minutes and twice a week strengthening prescription? How much is necessary to be effective? Frequency and intensity? #physiotalk |
| Dr Chris Norris @drchrisnorris @physiotalk Continuity of care. We have rehab gym and prescribe home ex progs but some need continued supervision / coaching & often clinical personal training follow-up is not available #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @drchrisnorris: @physiotalk Basic S&C knowledge is the foundation. Physios with pathology knowledge should be able to then clinically reason #physiotalk |
| Natalie @physioNT @physiotalk in weight management field, it is a constant battle of the cardio vs resistance exercises. Patients believe they get greater benefits from cardio #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @physioNT: @physiotalk in weight management field, it is a constant battle of the cardio vs resistance exercises. Patients believe they get greater benefits from cardio #physiotalk |
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| physiotalk @physiotalk @louisedott Is there a reason you don't use weights? #physiotalk |
| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk #physiotalk from a patient perspective - patients not realising the benefits/relevance, lack of confidence in how to lift safely, female patients not wanting to 'bulk up' (debunked quickly). As a clinician - the time to effectively teach and coach strength training. |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @AnnMarieConlon3: @chris_richards2 @physiotalk Is there a bit of debate around the 150 minutes and twice a week strengthening prescription? How much is necessary to be effective? Frequency and intensity? #physiotalk |
| Dr Chris Norris @drchrisnorris @physiotalk Other than long covid, most are precautions rather than contraindications #physiotalk |
| Natalie @physioNT @physiotalk some of my female patients worry about building up 'too much' muscle, believing strength training is going to result in body building type results! #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk For most people, when you talk about strength training, they imagine the gym, with those massive weights, and the body builders lifting them. So, for an older person, all that makes them believe that strength training is not for them. #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Q5 How do you adapt or modify strength training for your client group? #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @drchrisnorris: @physiotalk Other than long covid, most are precautions rather than contraindications #physiotalk |
| Susanne syme @SymeSusanne @physiotalk Individuals often decide if they feel well enough or able to engage, in an ideal world they could access what they need when they are ready but services are often very focused on management of acute health problems and then finding the right professional is a problem #physiotalk |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @JustineMusiime @physiotalk I know! Need to link in with functional gains rather than bulging biceps... #physiotalk |
 | Jane Young @youngjane77 @physiotalk @neilfphysio We used to. Until we lost most of both our inpatient and outpatient rehab space #physiotalk |
 | Nicholas Clark @DrNickCC @physiotalk Nick in Essex… Late to the party… #Physiotalk |
| Dr Chris Norris @drchrisnorris @physiotalk Begin with needs analysis and go from there. Progression / regression, variability, client preferences, availability of equipt #physiotalk |
 | C&M Integrated Stroke Delivery Network @cm_isdn Great chat tonight about #strengthtraining with #physiotalk . Who’s joining in? |
| Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @AnnMarieConlon3 @physiotalk Well the 150 minutes is the minimum recommended national guidelines ideally sits between 150 - 300 minutes of moderate activity a week in order to live healthier lives with reduced chance of developing long term conditions or helping managing these conditions #physiotalk |
| Nicholas Clark @DrNickCC @physiotalk Yes, YMCA Gym Instructor, Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist. Yes, we need to be taught principles & applications of strength training (just like everything we do) #Physiotalk |
| Natalie @physioNT @physiotalk often adapt to very short sessions initially in seated position for patients with chronic pain/obesity who come with a fear of movement and pain in standing position #physiotalk |
| Gemma Hawtin 💙 @gvhawtin @physiotalk #physiotalk we have adapted our wheelchair skills training course to have strength and build up tolerance. So they can push, drive or concentrate for longer it’s now in our programme and is beneficial. Q5 |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk For older people - make it functional with lots of body weight resistance And realise what is hard work for them might be very light weights - I had someone today whose 1RM quads was 1.5kg #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @DrNickCC But here now! #physiotalk |
| Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk Its about knowing your client group which you should have from assessment. Consider precautions needed to certain individuals and adapt as needed #physiotalk |
| Prince S. Makupe @MakupePrince @physiotalk *Patient attitudes Some of my patients with cancer in my setting believe it would do more harm than good so they are very reluctant to carry them out strength. Some are yet to fully understand that exercise is as important to health as the other medical interventions #physiotalk |
| Brustefa @brustefa @physiotalk Difficulty in acquiring materials. #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @MakupePrince: @physiotalk *Patient attitudes Some of my patients with cancer in my setting believe it would do more harm than good so they are very reluctant to carry them out strength. Some are yet to fully understand that exercise is as important to health as the other medical interventions #physiotalk |
 | Lori Prescott 💙 @lorimhope @physiotalk @Strength4_Life #physiotalk |
| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk #physiotalk for cardiac populations, increasing safety and reducing risk by avoiding valsalva and avoiding overhead lifting in those with hypertension |
| Nicholas Clark @DrNickCC @physiotalk Very few ‘in the big picture’ - like many of our interventions, introduction of an intervention needs to be carefully considered/reasoned relative to pt’s problem/s & stage of rehab. #Physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @brustefa Have you found effective alternatives to 'bought in' weights? #physiotalk |
| Gemma Hawtin 💙 @gvhawtin @physiotalk We produced a training guide for families, schools and when the training is delivered we make sure they understand the importance of building tolerance. By the end of the block of physio most have improved by building up and they become more confident #physiotalk |
| Prince S. Makupe @MakupePrince @physiotalk @neilfphysio We typically improvise a lot in our setting. Every locally available material counts This often includes turning water bottles into "dumb bells" by filling them with sand. Making Bar bells with cement,Old vehicle spare parts etc😁, especially in the community setting #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @_HelenAlexander Do you have limits on the level of hypertension? I would you apply this to unilateral overhead lifts as well as bilateral? #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @physiotalk There are lots of factors to consider; Muscle strength, balance, flexibility, pain, endurance, cardiorespiratory function, confidence, availability of resources, general safety, existing comorbidities e.g diabetes, heart failure, etc #physiotalk |
| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk #physiotalk for those on/post cancer treatment, some need adaptations due to lymphoedema/post-surgery recovery/PICC lines |
| Glyn Blakey @saeboukglyn RT @chris_richards2: @physiotalk It really depends what their goals are. That being said national guidelines of 150 minutes a week with 2 strength sessions should be influenced through all adults #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @MakupePrince @neilfphysio That sounds fabulous and inventive! #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @physiotalk Those with poor balance can hold on for support or do some of the strength training exercises in sitting. #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Q6 How do you know how hard to train a patient / client? #physiotalk |
| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk #physiotalk case-by-case basis. If borderline hypertension I would reduce the load, and set reps/sets appropriately. Would only avoid altogether if poorly controlled hypertension. Would also take into consideration resting heart rate (if this is also high then higher RPP) |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @JustineMusiime @physiotalk Agree I think that unless it is much later stage rehab an older person needs to either concentrate on balance OR strength but they can't do both at once #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @_HelenAlexander: @physiotalk #physiotalk case-by-case basis. If borderline hypertension I would reduce the load, and set reps/sets appropriately. Would only avoid altogether if poorly controlled hypertension. Would also take into consideration resting heart rate (if this is also high then higher RPP) |
| Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk Progressive loading with appropriate feedback. Usually the client group is willing to put efforts once they observe changes. #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @gvhawtin @physiotalk Confidence plays a key role in strength training, doesn't it? #physiotalk |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk Measure Measure Measure Then ask how much effort they are putting in / feeling #physiotalk |
 | Taher Jaffer @taher_jd @physiotalk Very careful strength training prescription for people with Muscular dystrophy and issues with Fatigue #physiotalk |
| Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk By the virtue of constant monitoring and asking for feedback. #physiotalk |
| Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk This is where training courses are important to know what red flags to look out for and safe ways of training. Being aware of medical conditions particularly multiple long term conditions. start gentle and a gradual build up client will feedback to you #physiotalk |
| Gemma Hawtin 💙 @gvhawtin @JustineMusiime @physiotalk I find with anyone confidence is a massive part of what we do at any age and any level. Even for myself #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @physiotalk: POLL: Do you prescribe strength training to your clients or patients? #physiotalk Please comment below if needed - especially if its a no! |
| Nicholas Clark @DrNickCC @physiotalk No short answer to this one. This requires knowledge & understanding of training principles, acute programme variables, & exercise biomechanics… all after an appropriate Ax. Also depends on resources/equipment available. #Physiotalk |
| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @brustefa @physiotalk #physiotalk Great question (ran out of characters!) Rate Pressure Product. Heart rate x systolic blood pressure, more accurate measure of myocardial workload than HR alone. |
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| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @_HelenAlexander: @brustefa @physiotalk #physiotalk Great question (ran out of characters!) Rate Pressure Product. Heart rate x systolic blood pressure, more accurate measure of myocardial workload than HR alone. |
| Chris Richards 🏴 @chris_richards2 @physiotalk Listening, watching and learning from people who are more experienced than yourself for guidance everyone needs a mentor from time to time #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Q7 How do you promote long term adherence to a suitable programme? #physiotalk |
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| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk #physiotalk For me the first hurdle is getting someone engaged in regular strength training - so choose something acceptable / enjoyable then once its a habit begin to adjust intensity/dose |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @_HelenAlexander @brustefa There is a calculator hre https://t.co/mzzG7XmGx7 #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk There might only be 5 minutes left - but remember your hashtags! Still quite a few tweets without #physiotalk added in |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @_HelenAlexander: @physiotalk #physiotalk For me the first hurdle is getting someone engaged in regular strength training - so choose something acceptable / enjoyable then once its a habit begin to adjust intensity/dose |
| Prince S. Makupe @MakupePrince @physiotalk **load intensity over repetition number to calculate the 1RM as opposed to having the lift maximally. Then use patient feedback and patient reported outcome measures e.g RPE to adjust the intensity accordingly #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @MakupePrince: @physiotalk **load intensity over repetition number to calculate the 1RM as opposed to having the lift maximally. Then use patient feedback and patient reported outcome measures e.g RPE to adjust the intensity accordingly #physiotalk |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 RT @physiotalk: Q7 How do you promote long term adherence to a suitable programme? #physiotalk |
| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk @brustefa #physiotalk This calculator states 'max' but you can work out the RPP at any intensity/workout level. It would resting values that would help me decide how to prescribe resistance training. |
| physiotalk @physiotalk What a great conversation tonight, Thankyou for everyone who has taken part what has been your takeaway from tonight? #physiotalk |
| Ade-Steve @AdebusolaSteve @physiotalk Proper education of patients regarding potential benefits, self-reported outcome measures, proper follow-up, and goal directed. #physiotalk |
| Glyn Blakey @saeboukglyn RT @physiotalk: Q6 How do you know how hard to train a patient / client? #physiotalk |
| Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk 1. Active conversation related to benefits of long-term adherence 2. Ask them about their progress. Perhaps, monitor through apps. 3. Educate about the fact that it is normal to deviate from the plan but getting the right mindset to return will help. #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk Multitasking generally is difficult for most older people. Even talking while exercising or talking while walking (something that a lot of people take for granted) is difficult for most #olderpeople. #physiotalk |
| Helen Alexander @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk #physiotalk find a form of strength training someone enjoys, ensure it gives them functional/goal orientated gains, then ensure they are independent in progressing their own programme before discharge! |
| Taher Jaffer @taher_jd @physiotalk Knowledge and understanding on strength training and what it could entail and how to tailor your program for different individuals using various available equipments at home/ in a clinic set up/ in wards #physiotalk |
| Janet Thomas @JanetThomas47 @physiotalk They need to 'see' the change and benefits With older people that can be linked to function quite easily and self monitoring with something like a 5xSTS #physiotalk |
| Brustefa @brustefa @_HelenAlexander @physiotalk #physiotalk thanks |
| Susanne syme @SymeSusanne @physiotalk any chance of signposting to training?#physiotalk |
| Nicholas Clark @DrNickCC @physiotalk Do thorough Ax inc. obj measures, establish baseline, set intensity (ie, magnitude of load) according 2 problem/s (eg, nature of pathology, injury, surgery) w consideration 4 precautions or contraindications, ask 4 subj feedback… then monitor, monitor, monitor… #Physiotalk |
| Drumi Mankad @DrumiMankad @physiotalk •There are various ideas, believes and opinions on strength training. Most importantly they all are positive ✨ •Networking helps in expanding knowledge and experience. •Thank you @physiotalk #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk @SymeSusanne @Strength4_Life offer training - not personally experienced it but heard good feedback over twitter! #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk if anyone has any signpost to training please post here for others #physiotalk #networking #sharing |
 | uCloudify @uCloudify RT @physiotalk: if anyone has any signpost to training please post here for others #physiotalk #networking #sharing |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @DrNickCC: @physiotalk Do thorough Ax inc. obj measures, establish baseline, set intensity (ie, magnitude of load) according 2 problem/s (eg, nature of pathology, injury, surgery) w consideration 4 precautions or contraindications, ask 4 subj feedback… then monitor, monitor, monitor… #Physiotalk |
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| physiotalk @physiotalk It is our 200th tweetchat! #physiotalk |
| Justine Musiime - MSc MPH MCSP @JustineMusiime @SymeSusanne @physiotalk There's great information on @thecsp #StrongerMyWay page that you might find helpful. #physiotalk https://t.co/x8UILA98hw |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @JustineMusiime: @SymeSusanne @physiotalk There's great information on @thecsp #StrongerMyWay page that you might find helpful. #physiotalk https://t.co/x8UILA98hw |
| Prince S. Makupe @MakupePrince @DrumiMankad @physiotalk Well said🤝 I believe patient/client education really remains a key intervention to ensure long term adherence #physiotalk |
| Taher Jaffer @taher_jd @physiotalk Depends on a lot of factors- conditions/ level of fatigue/ motivation and other underlying conditions. But also depends on the venue where you conduct your session #physiotalk |
| Glyn Blakey @saeboukglyn RT @physiotalk: What a great conversation tonight, Thankyou for everyone who has taken part what has been your takeaway from tonight? #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Ove the 199 chats we have had over 300 million #physiotalk tweet impressions! |
| physiotalk @physiotalk We started in 2013 and have run more or less fortnightly since then - with a few holiday breaks and a COVID related increase to weekly chats in 2020 #physiotalk |
 | Ed Clarke @epj_clarkey @physiotalk That maybe @thecsp and @UKSCA should collaborate on some training in the same way @apaphysio and @the_ASCA do. There certainly seems to be the appetite for it #physiotalk |
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| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @epj_clarkey: @physiotalk That maybe @thecsp and @UKSCA should collaborate on some training in the same way @apaphysio and @the_ASCA do. There certainly seems to be the appetite for it #physiotalk |
| physiotalk @physiotalk So for our 200th tweetchat we are launching #TheBIGDebate #physiotalk https://t.co/puW6PrZw4K |
 | Ben Black @BenBlackPhysio RT @physiotalk: So for our 200th tweetchat we are launching #TheBIGDebate #physiotalk https://t.co/puW6PrZw4K |
| Prince S. Makupe @MakupePrince @physiotalk @neilfphysio Yea, the idea is to do more with little I even have a barbell at home. Used old vehicle spare parts😅 #physiotalk https://t.co/fS6IVMS1VX |
| physiotalk @physiotalk Watch our for more information coming soon But put the 9th May at 8pm BST in your diaries to take part in the #physiotalk big debate to mark our 200th chat https://t.co/k6boztrJyQ |
| physiotalk @physiotalk RT @MakupePrince: @physiotalk @neilfphysio Yea, the idea is to do more with little I even have a barbell at home. Used old vehicle spare parts😅 #physiotalk https://t.co/fS6IVMS1VX |
| Gemma Hawtin 💙 @gvhawtin Enjoyed being the host of my first tweetchat talk for @physiotalk tonight #AHPSupportWorkers I hope you all enjoyed tonight #physiotalk https://t.co/Cie91Jel6t |
| Gemma Hawtin 💙 @gvhawtin Come join the big debate on the 9th May #physiotalk #AHPSupportWorkers |
 | Debs Stanton @handphysiodebs RT @MakupePrince: @physiotalk I believe every patient needs strength training. Extent of training will certainly vary depending on tolerance levels and underlying pathologies. That's why there are principles to training; Specificity & Individuality. I believe every patient group can benefit #physiotalk |
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