Licensed/Certified Athletic Trainer, MSc in Rehabilitation Science (Physiotherapy)
Kentucky, USA
Joined February 2018
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Samuel Barth retweeted
The checkouts at @AldiUK
Samuel Barth retweeted
We need to lose the idea that there is a magic fix for most MSK problems, whether thats an exercise, MT or electro laser beam guided needles.
Rehab is a process that generally takes a bit of time & often involves a fair bit of trial & error too
This is key message No1
Samuel Barth retweeted
A new video talking about the health and Care Visa for 2021 is up
Extremely Important that any Healthcare International student or professional looking to work in the UK Know about it
In the video, I go over the key points of this type of visa.
youtu.be/nTV5Deujvio
Samuel Barth retweeted
NEW video talking about the basics of Visa sponsorship and visa sponsors is out now.
I felt this was a good place to start as if you are trying to get a job as an international this is probably the most important info you should know at an early stage.
youtube.com/watch?v=nBFz5YuE…
Samuel Barth retweeted
The question of what is the best exercise for BACK pain or indeed any other pain is a pretty pointless one imo
Does this assume that all back pain & people suffering it are similar?/same?
And i really don’t think it is/they are 🤷♂️
Attention UK trained international physios attempting to get jobs in the UK!
This video series might be what we are looking for. Some help and advice from those who have successful went through the process. Cheers @Ruuqie @rookshealth 👏🏼👏🏼
First Video talking about the process of applying for healthcare/physiotherapy jobs in the UK as an international student or professional is out.
youtube.com/watch?v=xJpKn5F3…
I will be making more specific videos about
Sponsorships
Personal statements
Immigration
Applications etc
Oh what a fun idea for seated group exercise!
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Samuel Barth retweeted
BBC shines a spotlight on the physios helping Covid patients in intensive care and in rehabilitation.
Read more about the experiences of @WestMidlandsCSP members @Davido744, @AmberRosePhysio and Will Hook bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bi…
Samuel Barth retweeted
Ambulation has and should be routine in the ICU. Shall we put aside the old barriers? #earlymobility #everyBODYmoves #rehab #rehablegends #walking #walkingicu
Samuel Barth retweeted
"The lack of clarity on a strategic approach to covid-19 vaccination is already setting unrealistic expectations among the public, which undermines public trust" @nschwalbe ow.ly/5O7F50CPX4Z
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Oh my, so cute! Relating rehab to patients functional and personal goals really matters 😍⭐️
Sweet Jesus I’m a mess. 😭
Well worth 2 mins if you are a parent xitter.gq/ItsDxvd/status/1337362…
Samuel Barth retweeted
All parts of the UK now have a supply of the #COVID19 vaccine.
The vaccine will be available for free and be managed by the health services in each nation.
We are working with each nation to ensure an aligned approach to deployment.
@UKGovScotland |@UKGovWales | @healthdpt
Samuel Barth retweeted
The NHS in Sussex is starting to vaccinate patients and staff against coronavirus from today. You can stay up-to-date with all the latest news on the vaccination programme at bit.ly/2K1mEZw #KeepSussexSafe #SussexCountdownToChristmas
ALT Covid-19 vaccine - the roll-out is starting
Various US healthcare org.’s marketing
Prior to Covid: focused on org.’s ability/facilities/ranking. Very business like.
Now: focused on patient-oriented care. Is more of a PSA.
Healthcare should ALWAYS be about the person treated and rarely (if ever) about the business.
Samuel Barth retweeted
Pacing (breaking up activities into smaller amounts) seems to allow to do more, without increasing our pain.
Pacing, is taking a break, before you think you to.
Samuel Barth retweeted
This week for #sciencesaturday we're going to get into the nitty gritty of foot and toe weakness; specifically, Mickle et. al's incredible research looking at toe weakness and the correlation between risk of falling in older individuals.
