How Much Do Contextual Effects Matter in Physio?

Does your clinic look a little rough around the edges or is it a pristine utopia of healthcare? Are you wearing jeans and flip flops or shirt and tie with your white coat? Do things like this impact patient outcomes? Does it even matter? Will the questions in this description end? Yes!

Our hiatus is over and no explanation will be offered. Andy and Matt return to the basics of discussing the who, what, where, and why around the use of MDT in neck pain.

Marymount standout Henry Iraheta stays cool under pressure as his CI puts the squeeze on this scoping review of BFR literature.

Chronic Plantar Heel Pain Is Principally Associated With Waist Girth (Systemic) and Pain (Central) Factors, Not Foot Factors: A Case-Control Study: Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy Published Online: 31 Aug 2021 Volume 51 Issue 9 Pages 415-472

Matt and Andy wrap the conference up in style with education takeaways, discussion around professional development, and marijuana puns. Play and pass this episode with your besties.

Matt and Andy only want to bring you the lates bleeding edge therapy, so we spent most of the day stroking our bias in ACLR talks. Click here for our summary of Day 2 at CSM!

Andy and Matt have left the safe confines of home to bring you updates from the most grand gathering of physios across the land. Make sure to layer an extra towel, cuz these takes are hot!

Matt and Andy throw down in this jam packed episode discussing all the ways PT companies try to hook vulnerable new grads and appease the old dinosaurs

Rising star of Marymount University completed 12 grueling weeks under the tutelage of Andy, but being a masochist decided to take on this topic. Listen to find out how common persistent pain is and what factors may predict it.

In this tightly contested bout Matt and Andy argue for the use of the most unpopular drugs in the market. Or maybe not. The literature on this one leans a bit more heavily on one side of the fence than previous episodes.