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Alison is Principal Physiotherapist at Physiotec, an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the University of Queensland, and international speaker, presenter and workshop facilitator. With over 30 years of clinical experience, Alison is committed to providing professional development for physiotherapists and other health professionals that is both evidence-informed and interpreted for the clinician for immediate use in clinical practice.
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From the Blog...
Greater trochanteric pain after hip replacement
Many surgeons consider trochanteric pain a relatively minor complication following arthroplasty, however the impact can be substantial, with significant reductions in post-operative satisfaction, quality-of-life and functional outcomes.1,2,3 Those with greater…
Read MoreSurgical and rehab predictors of failed hip arthroscopy
Unfortunately, many people to continue to have pain and functional difficulty after hip arthroscopy. In my last blog we discussed patient predictors of failed hip arthroscopy – factors that are…
Read MorePatient predictors of failed hip arthroscopy
How many times have you had a patient ask after their hip arthroscopy: ‘But the surgeon said my hip would be fixed, why do I still have pain?’ The literature…
Read MoreLoad management is not just doing less
A ‘load management and exercise’ approach is a central pillar commonly reported to underpin contemporary management of musculoskeletal conditions. However, when we dive into the detail, exercise selection for the…
Read MoreModifying Leg Press for Hip Pain
This is the final instalment of my 3-blog series focusing on modifying common gym exercises for hip pain. So far, we have covered the Rearfoot Elevated Split Squat and Deadlifts.…
Read MoreModifying Deadlifts for Hip Pain
Today we’ll be continuing a 3-blog series focusing on modifying common gym exercises for hip pain. Our focus for this blog is deadlifting, which can be challenging and highly provocative…
Read More12 of 12 Top Hip Papers – Best treatment for gluteal tendinopathy
Here we are, the final day of my 12 Top Hip Papers miniblogs series. I hope you have enjoyed this series that aimed to highlight some really meaningful contributions, but let…
Read More11 of 12 Top Hip Papers – Gait and gluteal tendinopathy
Second last day of the 12 Top Hip Papers miniblog series. As promised, today we are still talking tendons. I’ve chosen one from many great papers Kim Allison published from…
Read More10 of 12 Top Hip Papers – The role of compression in tendinopathy
Day 10 of the 12 Top Hip Papers miniblog series! Hope you’ve been enjoying this series of miniblogs featuring some top hip papers. If you want to go back and check…
Read More9 of 12 Top Hip Papers – Defining Groin Pain Entities
Only 4 more top papers left in this 12 Top Hip Papers miniblog series. So far we have explored some fantastic papers on hip joint related conditions, hip muscle function and…
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