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Issue 162, 2 January 2024

This is a different take to the usual – can an idea that we know is wrong still be useful? Check out the social post below before you make up your mind. We hope you enjoy the first Top Tips Tuesday of 2024!

Recommended download 📝

Clinical Insight. Reflecting on Reasoning – Diagnosis Thinking about what it really means to make a diagnosis with our patients - one for all clinicians to read

Est. reading time: 5 minutes | Read Now

Guidance to make you think 👍

Technical guidance on comprehensive risk assessment and planning in the context of climate change from the United Nations gives a detailed framework for understanding and addressing the risks posed by climate change

Est. reading time: 22 minutes | Read Now

Social post you'll want to read 🧵

The Dunning-Kruger effect isn't real on how false ideas can be useful and true ideas can be harmful

Est. reading time: 2 minutes | Read Now

Video you will love 🎥

Nutation vs Counternutation Visually amusing demonstration of pelvis and sacrum for describing movements in this area

Watching time: 1 minute | Watch Now

In the news, something to think about 🗞️

People with more muscular bodies are perceived as being more narcissistic according to research on the topic, people incorrectly assume that individuals with greater physical strength have more narcissistic personality traits

Est. reading time: 3 minutes | Read Now

The Latest from Physiopedia 🤩 

Can 3D-printing reimagine physiotherapy as we know it? How could 3D printing transform your own physiotherapy practice?

Est. reading time: 3 minutes | Read Now

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