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MSK’s Lost Carrots & Sticks (opens the original)
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Rewards for quality, consequences for a lack of. It’s not a big ask, is it?! Yet to my eye we have neither and it risks stagnating the MSK industry. In any healthy environment the incentives are well balanced. An excess of rewards, especially for those undeserving when it comes to effort and ability, creates a cringeworthy, self-important and sycophantic atmosphere [1]. The technical literature in this direction names it ‘Distributive Injustice’. As a deeply untechnical person I’m going with ‘to
AI solved our notes - but can it improve care? (opens the original)
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A few years ago, if you asked most clinicians what they wanted AI to do, ‘write my notes’ would have been pretty high on the list. Which is fair enough; nobody became a physiotherapist because they had a deep passion for clinical documentation. AI scribes have become remarkably good at solving that problem. They listen to our consultations, turn conversations into structured notes and draft letters before we’ve finished our coffee. But after more than a decade treating patients and running clini
MSKMag goes to... Neko Health (opens the original)
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit mskmag.substack.com In case you haven’t heard of Neko Health, let me enlighten you. Neko Health is the brainchild of Spotify founder Daniel Ek and Swedish Engineer Hjalmar Nilsonne, whose stated goal is to move healthcare from the reactive (treating illness) to the proactive / preventative (early detection). Their website describes the Neko scan as ‘ a completely new healthcare experience, engineered from the ground up. Data captured
Children Are Not Mini Adults: Rethinking Sudden Anterior Knee Pain in the Skeletally Immature Athlete (opens the original)
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit mskmag.substack.com A 12-year-old soccer player lands in knee flexion from a jump and develops sudden left-sided anterior knee pain. He cannot continue playing, is reluctant to flex the knee, and describes giving way on weight-bearing. He cannot perform a straight leg raise (SLR) or adequately contract quadriceps because of pain and has an effusion. Plain radiographs in the emergency department are reported normal, and he is discharge
Core Memories: The Physio Matters Podcast Session 3 - The Rugby Shoulder with Ian Horsley, 2014 (opens the original)
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit mskmag.substack.com In 2014, Dr Ian Horsley joined Jack Chew on the Physio Matters Podcast to discuss the ‘rugby shoulder’, challenging prevailing orthopaedic thinking and advocating for a more functional, systems-based approach to shoulder rehabilitation. His perspectives, shaped by elite sport and emerging research, questioned diagnostic certainty, emphasised movement quality, and highlighted the role of proprioception, load, and th
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