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Help Shape the Future of Knee Replacement Care: Share Your Perspective
Total knee replacement is one of the most common and most successful surgical procedures in orthopaedics. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people have the operation, hoping to walk without pain again, get back to gardening, playing with grandchildren, or simply climbing the stairs without wincing. But behind every successful outcome is a long chain…
Frailty Assessment in Clinical Practice: From Screening to Diagnosis
You might picture frailty as simply “being old and weak.” But clinicians and researchers have come to understand it as something far more specific and far more actionable. Frailty is not an inevitable part of ageing. It is a clinical condition that can be identified, tracked, and in many cases, reversed. Especially when caught early.…
Using the ICF in everyday clinical practice
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) is a framework developed by the World Health Organisation to help healthcare professionals understand health beyond a diagnosis. Rather than focusing only on disease or injury, the ICF considers how a person’s health condition affects their daily activities, participation in society, and overall quality of life.…
Understanding the Back Pain Journey: What Our Research Has Revealed About Patient Beliefs, Care, and Recovery
A few years ago, we wrote a blog post about why we started researching back pain. You can read it here. In it, we described our early confusion as clinicians, our introduction to Evidence-Based Practice, and the first set of studies we embarked on to understand the beliefs and myths surrounding low back pain in India.…
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