Want to read a case that appeared to fit the “grumbling cauda equina” description? Just published in @JOSPT cases early:

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Let me break this one down: 🧵(1/8) First, the paper by Christine Comer, @LaurafinucaneB et al is a good starting point. This is a tough group (2/8)

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I have published more case reports than most, and I get people asking me about how to do it all the time.

Here’s how to get a high quality case report published for others to see: 🧵 1.) First of all, I love these. Especially as a new clinician they helped me see the reasoning process and how care was delivered over time, which is especially helpful when you haven’t seen many patients. I’m going to focus on descriptive case reports.

When I graduated #physicaltherapy school I wrote down my goals for 5 and 10 years later. I crushed them. In fact, I was thinking way too small.

Here’s the advice I have for new PTs: 1.) Focus on being a clinician first

It’s the foundation of the profession. Regardless of what you end up doing, you’ll have that experience with patients and a better understanding of the field.

📣 JUST PUBLISHED in @MSKPhysioJnl: Who writes the MSK pages on the most popular health sites? What makes the quality of info bad? Is it really?

➡️ mskscienceandpractice.com/article/S2468-…

This was a long journey, I learned a lot, and it deserves a 🧵 (1/?) We reviewed MSK pages on sites highly ranked by traffic: @WebMD @NIH @MayoClinic @Yahoo @MedicineNet @Drugscom @EverydayHealth @Healthgrades @Healthline @MercolaFitness Health.com @mindbodygreen @Medscape @RxList Medical News Today