type:assessment
Rotator-Cuff-Related Shoulder Pain: Assessment and Clinical Classification
This blog will help you determine what RCRSP means, assess it in a structured way, and classify patients so that management matches the presentation.
Sonia Bhatt
type:evidence-summary
Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome: An Evidence-Based Treatment Summary
Patellofemoral pain (PFP) is among the most frequently encountered presentations in musculoskeletal practice, affecting individuals across the lifespan from adolescence to older adulthood.
condition:knee-oa
Knee Osteoarthritis: Adapting the GLA:D Protocol for Everyday Clinical Use
GLA:D is a structured, physiotherapist-led programme of patient education plus supervised neuromuscular exercise, designed to translate the evidence into routine clinical care.
type:protocol
ACL Reconstruction Rehab: Phase-by-Phase Criteria and Return-to-Sport Testing
With this protocol, you can individualise exercise selection, loading and timelines to your patient, but the progression logic stays constant.
condition:lbp-non-specific
Mechanical Low Back Pain: A 12-Week Rehab Protocol With Progression Criteria
A twelve-week framework to triage out specific pathology and radiculopathy, screen psychosocial risk, and confirm a non-specific, mechanical presentation.
condition:lumbar-radiculopathy
Lumbar Radiculopathy: Red Flags and Assessment Protocol
Lumbar radiculopathy is one of the few low back presentations in which a structural source can often be reasonably localised, and missing a red flag carries the greatest consequence.
condition:lbp-non-specific
Non-Specific Low Back Pain: A Clinical Reasoning Framework
Low back pain is the single largest contributor to years lived with disability globally, yet in most presentations, no specific pathology can be reliably identified.