Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!
Sarah and I have been amazed by the interest and support we've recieved since announcing this project.
We are super excited to get started over the next few weeks.
Here is what to expect:
Registration
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Referral
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Content
As mentioned, we are starting with a review of all things muscle inhibition (AMI). We've worked hard to design our first series of posts to be released biweekly over the next 2 months. Each post will provide highly-scrollable research cliff notes and downloadable content (accessed through a linked Google drive). All-in-all the first 4 posts highlight everything we know and provide ready-at-hand clinical resources to build on your practice.
- Topics:
Post 1: The Quadriceps Problem - Poor Long-Term Outcomes from Highly Modifiable Impairments
Post 2: The Anatomy + Physiology + Broader Impacts of Arthrogenic Muscle Inhibition
Post 3: Opportunities for Treatment - How to disrupt the vicious cycle of muscle inhibiton
Post 4: Clinical Guide for AMI Informed ACL Rehabilitation
Looking Ahead
We want to hear from you.
We want to make this project a success. Research translation only works through clinical partnership with YOU.
What have you been curious about in your clinical practice? What questions do you have about specific cases or impairments? What problems still need to be solved?
Please reach out via e-mail (dave@live4pt.com) or Twitter to suggest topics for future posts.
Thanks again y'all - and stay tuned. We are excited to get started soon.