- First Contact Physiotherapy
Presenting Problem An 88-year-old female presented with sudden-onset, severe right shoulder pain and grossly restricted active range of motion, developing within 24 hours of lifting
- First Contact Physiotherapy
Presenting Problem A twenty-six-year-old female presented to the first contact physiotherapy clinic with the onset of right knee pain worsening over several months, having had
- Primary Care Pain Support Service Patients
Meet Alzie, real life chronic pain patient. Persistent pain and chronic conditions represent some of the most complex challenges for Primary Care. The nature of
- First Contact Physiotherapy
Presenting Problem 51-year-old female. HPC: Thumb joint pain: 1-year history of bilateral thumb joint pain. Investigations: X-ray shows early OA of the thumb CMCJ. AGGs:
Presenting Problem An eighty-three-year-old gentleman presented to first contact physiotherapy clinic having already seen the doctor for an acute insidious onset of lower back pain
Presenting Problem 84-year-old female patient presented with a 3-day history of sudden onset lower back pain after weeding and putting the bins out (she puts
Introduction This patient’s pathway to diagnosis and treatment was carried out by multiple clinicians within the team. The initial telephone consultation was conducted remotely. After
Presenting Problem The patient reported bilateral forearm pain persisting for approximately 3-4 months. Initially, the pain was manageable but had become more frequent in the
Presenting Problem Middle aged diabetic patient presented with a 3-month history of left shoulder pain and stiffness with no identifiable cause. The pain was worse
