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#TopTipsTuesday

Issue 184, 28 May 2024

Something to remember as we go about our clinical practice. There has been so much to learn in recent years in the field of rehabilitation, but there is still a long way to go! We hope that some of the resources in this week's Top Tips Tuesday help you to stay open and keep learning from the ocean of knowledge at our fingertips.

Recommended guidelines ⭐️

WFOT Guiding Principles for Ethical Occupational Therapy outlines ethical principles, values and beliefs for occupational therapy

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Video you can use 🎥

Decreasing knee pain and preventing knee injuries by building hip strength, building quad strength, and working on single leg stability gives 1 simple exercise you can use with your patients

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Research to make you think 🔎

Singing Improves Language Skills in Stroke-Damaged Brains gives a summary of recent research suggesting that singing can be a cost-effective addition to traditional rehabilitation methods

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Resource you can use 👍

Parkinson's exercise recommendations developed by the American College of Sports Medicine and the Parkinson's Foundation

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In the news, something to think about 😍

Born to run? Endurance running may have evolved to help humans chase down prey on how “Pursuit hunting” was sometimes more efficient than stalking in indigenous hunting methods

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The Latest from Physiopedia 🤩 

Women’s health resources for rehabilitation professionals on Physiopedia and Physiopedia Plus to commemorate today’s International Day of Action for Women’s Health

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