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Showing posts with label MIHP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MIHP. Show all posts

Thursday, February 27, 2020

Rory describes his expereince at the MIHP

               


Rory is a Sports Rehabilitation student at the University of Salford.

As part of his clinical experience he has completed a six week placement at the MIHP.

He has been working with Boxers, Climbers and Military personnel. 

He has really increased his confidence outside the classroom, performing manual handling skills and spinal mobilisation techniques.

The University of Salford Therapy department now have a service that is run by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from the classroom into practical skills with real patients.

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Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Kirsty describes her expereince at the MIHP

                 


Kirsty has just finished a six week placment at the MIHP.

She is a second year student that has just completed the spinal module at the University of Salford.

She has enjoyed putting theory into practice especially with Spinal patients 

Her confidence has really increased throughout the six weeks.

Kirsty has enjoyed using specialist Physio equipment such as massage guns, taping, Compex and Instument Assisted Myofascial Release.


The University of Salford Physiotherapy department now have a service that is run by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from the classroom into practical skills with real patients.


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Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Jack describes his expereince at the MIHP

                

Jack is a second year Physiotherapy student.

He has just finished a six week placement at the MIHP

Manchester Institute of Health and Performance 


Jack recommends this experience to increase the confidence for other students wanting to work in the Musculo-Skeletal Out-patients environment.

The University of Salford Physiotherapy department now have a service that is run by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from the classroom into practical skills with real patients.

More hands on experience and devlopment of clinical reasoning for assessment and treatment of patients.


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Monday, February 24, 2020

The most affordable Physio in Manchester



February has been a busy month as the Student-Led Physiotherapy Service restarted at the beginning of the month.


A new group of students from the University of Salford will learn how to apply the theory from the class room to real life patients.


Pro Boxer Wycombe King has been with us getting some expert treatment from Dale Walker and the Students as they prepare to get him back in the fight.



At the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).




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Call 07718105159 to book an appointment

Wednesday afternoons ONLY

Friday, January 17, 2020

The Student-Led Therapy Service is BACK!



The Student-Led Therapy Service at the MIHP is back for February 2020.

Taking bookings from 5th of February.

We return for Wednesday afternoons from 1 - 5 pm.

We remain the most affordable Physio in Manchester at only £10 per session.

If you have a niggle or have been delaying seeing someone about a joint or muscle issue let’s get it sorted as YOU start the new year.

E-mail 

D.J.Walker@Salford.ac.uk

to make an appointment.

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Tuesday, December 10, 2019

Last Student-Led Physio Session for 2019


The Student-Led Therapy Service has just tomorrow left before we break for a well-deserved rest.

That means Wednesday 11th is the Clinical day before Christmas at the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).

We would like to thank all of our amazing patients for using our service.

We return in February 2020 to begin a new year of clinical practice.
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From Dale Walker and all of us at the Student-Led Therapy Service we wish you a very merry Christmas!









Monday, December 2, 2019

Last 2 weeks before Christmas at the MIHP





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The last couple of weeks have seen us do more exercise prescription at the MIHP with the students in the Gym.

The Student-Led Therapy Service has 2 weeks left before we break for Christmas.


That means in the afternoons of 

Wednesday 4th 

and

 Wednesday 11th 

December 

are the Clinical days before Christmas 

at the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).

                             


















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Last week Duncan Mason was standing in for Dale Walker who was presenting at Therapy Expo.
If you have a niggle or have been delaying seeing someone about a joint or muscle issue let’s get it sorted before the festive season.



Friday, November 8, 2019

We are getting busy! Book NOW to get some Therapy.



Our Student-Led Therapy Service was in full swing again with another packed clinic.


We are lucky enough to have the support of Jimmy Egan’s Boxing Academy with mnay of their Fighters receiving treatment to keep them tip top for getting in the Ring.


We have a mix of both Physiotherapy and Sports Rehabilitation Students.

The Clinic Runs ONLY on Wednesday afternoons at the Manchester Institute of Health & Performance, M11 2AZ.



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Wednesday, October 16, 2019

ZELFA BARRETT & The Student-Led Therapy Service (University of Salford)

                      


We are so proud of Zelfa “Flash” Barrett for winning his fight last weekend and returning to what he does best, Boxing.


Zelfa came to the Student-Led Therapy Service at the MIHP for rehabilitation after Achilles surgery.




As Zelfa was the first professional athlete that the service had treated we made sure that all students were carefully supervised by their Physiotherapy Lecturer, Dale Walker.

Working with professional Boxers is an amazing experience for the Students.
Zelfa gets fantastic Physiotherapy treatment, the Students get an amazing experience and the MIHP provides state of the art facilities. 
Physiotherapy is only a small part of the Athletes Rehabilitation journey.
The MIHP continues to perform fitness testing and measurement of key performance indicators as athletes progress.
This is a win, win, win situation.
After the rehabilitation was complete Zelfa kindly invited us to attend his first fight back at Oldham Leisure Centre.
Which he of course won.
There is no better feeling for a Physiotherapist than knowing you have played your part in the amazing TEAM that athletes require for optimal performance.


Saturday, September 21, 2019

Amelia describes her placement at the MIHP

                    
             

The Student-Led Therapy Service is back!

From the 2nd of October at the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).

Amelia is a Full-Time Physio Student and was keen to learn new manual techniques such as myofascial release.






The University of Salford Physiotherapy department have expanded their reach into Manchester with affordable Physio for all.

The service that is run by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from the classroom into practical skills with real patients.
Dale Walker their Lecturer and Mentor oversees this project and is there to support the student in making their own decisions in terms of clinical reasoning.


Friday, September 20, 2019

Carl describes his experience at the MIHP

                  


The Student-Led Therapy Service is back!


From the 2nd of October at the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).

Carl is a part-time Physio student and describes his experience at the MIHP.





The University of Salford Physiotherapy department have been successfully running a service that is run by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from the classroom into practical skills with real patients.
Dale Walker their Lecturer and Mentor oversees this project and is there to support the student in making their own decisions in terms of clinical reasoning.

Tuesday, July 23, 2019

Olivia describes her experience at the MIHP

               

The Student-Led Therapy Service is now a mix of both Physiotherapy and Sports Rehabilitation students from the University of Salford.


Olivia describes her experience over 6 weeks as being beneficial to her future career and placements.

The key to Student success in Therapy to implement what they have been taught at University with REAL patients.


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Sunday, May 19, 2019

Gareth describes his experience at the MIHP

                    

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Gareth has just completed his 6-week placement at the MIHP, under the supervision of his University Lecturers, Dale Walker and Ray Healy.
Physiotherapy uses lots of “medical jargon” and it’s easy to get your words mixed up.

Gareth confused the muscles of the Peronei (muscles at the outside of the ankle) with Peroni (an Italian Beer), at least it was not perineum!

Gareth already helps a Chartered Physiotherapists with their clinic at Awesome Walls climbing centre in Stockport and has just gained his qualification in Sports Massage.

Gareth has been learning new “hands on” techniques including Myofascial release with an Instrument Assist (we use Rock Blades in the Clinic), Joint Mobilisations, Electrotherapy (we use Compex in the Clinic) and Exercise prescription.



Gareth would highly recommend this experience to other students before they go out on their MSK Placement.


Thursday, May 16, 2019

Owen describes his experience at the MIHP

                    



Owen has just completed his 6-week placement at the MIHP, under the supervision of his University Lecturers, Dale Walker and Ray Healy.

When theory is learned in the classroom where most of the students are able-bodied the scenario can sometimes lose its realism.

However, with a “real-life” patient who has actual symptoms the scenario is completely different.

This “great experience” with patients is also “Time-Protected” to allow reflection and clinical reasoning to be predominated over time management.

Which is the Student’s biggest challenge when going into a Musculo-Skeletal (MSK) Out-Patients placement.

Owen has been learning new “hands on” techniques including Myofascial release with an Instrument Assist (we use Rock Blades in the Clinic), Joint Mobilisations, Electrotherapy (we use Compex in the Clinic) and Exercise prescription.


Owen would highly recommend this experience to other students before they go out on their MSK Placement.





Monday, March 25, 2019

First Year Physio Students With Skills



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Despite only being in their first year, Students from the University of Salford are already capable of basic diagnosis, treatment and exercise prescription for real patients.

In their first year of study the cover peripheral Postural assessment, movement analysis, anatomy and physiology, electrotherapy, manual therapy, massage, and joint mobilisation.


The University of Salford Physiotherapy department now have a service that is run by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from the classroom into practical skills with real patients.





Students get the opportunity to work at the MIHP for 6 weeks, under the guidance of their Physio Tutors, Dale Walker and Ray Healy.

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Friday, March 22, 2019

Sarah describe her experience at the MIHP

                      

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Sarah has just finished her 6 week placement at the Student-Led Physio Service run from the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).

This is a unique selling point for students who have volunteered their time to improve their clinical skills.

All students significantly improve their confidence, learn new treatment techniques and demonstrate their new skills on real patients at affordable prices.


The University of Salford Physiotherapy department now have a service that is run by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from the classroom into practical skills with real patients.






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Tuesday, March 19, 2019

The MIHP as a Centre for Teaching Sports Medicine


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There is always lots of teaching and sharing of knowledge happening at the MIHP.

Every Wednesday afternoon Physio Students from the University of Salford provide affordable Physiotherapy for the Manchester Community by running our Student-Led Physio Service at the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).

This week was a rare treat where I attended a conference on Tendinopathy and Bone stress delivered by an expert team incuding: 


Dr Leon Creaney

Interesting talk about using Gelatine in your diet for Tendinopathy.

Finally, a legitimate reason to eat wine gums!




Dr John Rogers

More discussion about REDS

Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports and how this can lead to the Female Triad.


and Team GB Triathlon Physio Oli Williamson

Soleus is king in distance running.

More bent knee calf raises and sled pushes for runners.

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