

Ep 11: Are we overcomplicating the shoulder? Tips for assessment and treatment, with Prof Jeremy Lewis and Dr Paul Salamh
8 snips Nov 2, 2020
Prof Jeremy Lewis and Dr Paul Salamh discuss the overcomplication of shoulder assessment and treatment, emphasizing the limitations of imaging and special tests. They highlight the importance of patient education, shifting away from structural diagnoses, and adapting treatment based on presentations rather than specific structures. The podcast also covers the significance of subjective evaluation, functional movement assessment, and patient-driven treatment for shoulder issues.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Understanding and Categorizing Rotator Cuff-related Shoulder Pain
01:47 • 17min
Patient Education and Shared Decision Making
19:05 • 2min
Optimizing Shoulder Rehabilitation: Graduated Programs and Addressing Patient Expectations
20:57 • 4min
Importance of Subjective Evaluation and Patient-Driven Treatment for Shoulder Issues
24:48 • 2min