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The Centre for Health, Exercise and Sports Medicine (CHESM) is a research centre @PhysioUnimelb @UniMelbMDHS #health #research #sportsmedicine
University of Melbourne, AUST
Joined May 2011
CHESM's Knowledge Translation Network is open to new members! Goals are: 🔈to communicate #research findings 🤓 to increase #collaboration opportunities 🏃♀️to share patient / clinician #resources For more info: https://t.co/ni3PfmdAPM
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👉 Register your interest in being a treating physio for the EMBRACE study here: https://t.co/A4Mmlfl6h2 🔗 For more information about the study, go to https://t.co/P6ExDZzLDX Please share! 5/5
embracestudy.com.au
The EMBRACE Study is a research study testing treatments for ACL injury, led by the University of Melbourne
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We are looking for hashtag#physiotherapists in (or within ~2 hours drive of) · Melbourne · Sydney · Brisbane · Gold Coast · Perth 4/5
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Refer a patient into the trial, and you can: ✅ Continue to see that patient for up to 22 trial-funded physio consults ✅ Access comprehensive training modules on Cross Bracing Protocol delivery and ACL rehab ✅ Be a treating physio on the clinical trial 3/5
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We need your help recruiting participants with #ACL rupture for the study - the first ever RCT comparing the Cross Bracing Protocol to early ACL reconstruction. 2/5
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💡 Do you want to learn to deliver the #CrossBracingProtocol as part of your clinical practice? The EMBRACE Study is being led by A/Prof @stephfilbay at @UniMelb Read on for more details 👇 1/5
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RCT: A 12-week unsupervised online tai chi program improved knee pain and physical function in adults with osteoarthritis compared to online educational information alone. https://t.co/KwS6esndfq
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📣 Just published in @JAMAInternalMed Research led by @Julia_ZhuShiyi found a free online Tai Chi program was more effective in improving pain and function for people with chronic knee pain than an online education control 🦵 https://t.co/BqMyweATvZ
jamanetwork.com
This randomized clinical trial evaluates an unsupervised multimodal online tai chi intervention for decreased knee pain and improved function in people with knee osteoarthritis.
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Interview with Medscape Medical News: Online, Unsupervised Tai Chi Program Achieves Significant Improvements in Pain and Function in Knee Osteoarthritis @CHESM_unimelb
https://t.co/iqlr7IDmKA
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Comparative efficacy and safety of exercise modalities in knee osteoarthritis: systematic review and network meta-analysis (open access)
bmj.com
Objective To assess the efficacy and safety of various exercise modalities as therapeutic interventions for managing knee osteoarthritis. Design Systematic review with network meta-analysis. Data...
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Interview with Physiotherapist and PhD Candidate @Julia_ZhuShiyi in https://t.co/Mou7RG0gTx Julia discusses her recently published work developing and testing an online Tai Chi program for knee OA Pub: https://t.co/BqMyweATvZ
https://t.co/uioYlc23fK
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Checkout this @UniMelb #Pursuit article AND an interview on https://t.co/9DJUOzTeJw where I discuss our recently published work developing and testing an online Tai Chi program for knee OA @CHESM_unimelb Pursuit: https://t.co/w4P3WHOJKz PainRelief blog:
painrelief.com
This home-based online Tai Chi program is a free, safe and effective way to improve knee pain and function for people with chronic knee pain.
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Congratulations @Julia_ZhuShiyi on your RCT publication! Latest from @CHESM_unimelb Tai Chi Intervention for Knee Pain and Function in People With Knee Osteoarthritis
jamanetwork.com
This randomized clinical trial evaluates an unsupervised multimodal online tai chi intervention for decreased knee pain and improved function in people with knee osteoarthritis.
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Ancient Chinese exercise could be key to reduce agonising knee pain https://t.co/SHHr0viKnl via @DailyMail
dailymail.co.uk
Australian researchers found the exercise approach was almost twice as effective at relieving pain compared to those who did not practice it.
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📣 Just published in @JAMAInternalMed 📷 Research led by @Julia_ZhuShiyi found a free online Tai Chi program was more effective in improving pain and function for people with chronic knee pain than an online education control 📷 Full article: https://t.co/WZ9dQftRgc
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CHESM PhD candidate and physiotherapist Julia Zhu (@Julia_ZhuShiyi) is featured in today's @UniMelb #Pursuit article Julia discusses her recently published work developing and testing an online Tai Chi program for chronic knee pain https://t.co/XOqfdsvc9b
pursuit.unimelb.edu.au
A University of Melbourne randomised controlled trial found significant benefits for knee osteoarthritis sufferers, and the program is now available free to the public
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Latest from @CHESM_unimelb …..what are the most important research priorities in PA/exercise therapy for hip/knee #osteoarthritis?
🏋️♂️What are the research priorities of consumers, clinicians and researchers for the physical activity and exercise management of knee and hip #OA? Find out more in this new paper by @KimBennell @HinmanRana et al - https://t.co/vfmvXYQaaO
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To stay up to date on new resources, research findings and more, join the CHESM Knowledge Translation Network here: https://t.co/ni3PfmvK3U
healthsciences.unimelb.edu.au
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TELEHEALTH TESTING FOR LOWER LIMB MSK PAIN A clinician user manual outlining how to adapt commonly used performance-based tests for patients with lower limb MSK pain when administered via telehealth https://t.co/7yPEGfk2B1
healthsciences.unimelb.edu.au
Telehealth-administered performance-based tests for chronic lower limb musculoskeletal pain
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KNEE AND HIP TOOLKIT A toolkit with expert recommendations about how to deliver exercise therapy for people with hip/knee osteoarthritis https://t.co/iGy6jD5wAQ
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ATLAS An e-learning program of high-quality arthritis education for best practice arthritis care https://t.co/8EanByGI02
atlasarthritis.com.au
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