Evidence-Based Patient Musculoskeletal Resources
The curated links are self-help ("DIY") exercise printable resources that GPs I work with commonly use with their patients who sustain physical injuries before they refer their patients for physio treatment at Acland Street Physiotherapy. It is important to note that you have unlikely been thoroughly assessed and diagnosed by a physiotherapist. The curated exercises below are obviously not personalised exercises however they can be a useful starting point for you to try before you consider making a booking in with us.
Disclaimer:
Please use this information at your own risk and consult your GP or physiotherapist if you are unsure, pain persists or increases. It is best practice to get an accurate diagnosis from a health professional before trying the exercises described in these information sheets. The following resources does not serve as medical advice or an endorsement of a particular product. The author does not commercially benefit from the following curated resources. If you have any questions, seek advice from your doctor or physiotherapist.
Feel free to visit our physiotherapist Barry Nguyen's injury prevention and health blog which he regularly updates.
Disclaimer:
Please use this information at your own risk and consult your GP or physiotherapist if you are unsure, pain persists or increases. It is best practice to get an accurate diagnosis from a health professional before trying the exercises described in these information sheets. The following resources does not serve as medical advice or an endorsement of a particular product. The author does not commercially benefit from the following curated resources. If you have any questions, seek advice from your doctor or physiotherapist.
- Sports Injury Symptom Checker resource
- Acute Lower Back Pain - Queensland Health resource
- 5 Myths about Strength & Conditioning & Endurance Training Latrobe University resource
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo/BPPV (Vertigo) Safer Care Victoria resource
- Bone Stress Injuries & Stress Fractures Oxford University Hospitals resource
- Subacromial shoulder pain (subacromial bursitis, rotator cuff tendinopathy, subacromial impingement syndrome) British Elbow & Shoulder Society resource
Feel free to visit our physiotherapist Barry Nguyen's injury prevention and health blog which he regularly updates.