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Gerard Greene (MSc Manip Physio), MMACP, HCPC, PGCert Hed
Senior Lecturer Coventry University
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What is Women’s ( and Mens’ Health) Physiotherapy
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Social Media ( please tweet & post)
@womenshealthfb
Womens Health Physiotherapy
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Session Aims To outline the scope of Women’s and Men’s Health
Physiotherapy
To identify the key conditions that Women’s & Men’s Health Physiotherapists manage
To Develop an understanding of the Pelvic Floor musculature and it’s role in women’s & Men’s health conditions.
To recognise common clinical patterns such as Rectus Diastasis, Stress Urinary Incontinence, Pudendal Neuralgia, Chronic Pelvic Pain, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, Prostrate Cancer .
To produce patient information material relating to Women’s/ Men’s health Physiotherapy
Signposting to Clinical and Patient resources.
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Student Activity 1. What conditions do WH Physios see?
2. What conditions do MH Physios see ?
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This is what Women’s Health PTs in Stress Incontinence Do. This is what Women's Health Physios do
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Women’s Health Fringe Show Elaine Miller : Edinburgh Fringe WH Show
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Scope of Practice Obstetrics
Pelvic Girdle Pain
Post Natal
Rectus Diastasis
Return to Sport Post Natally
Incontinence
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Gynaecological
Incontinence
Post Gynae Surgery
Chronic Pelvic Pain
Sexual Dysfunction
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
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Colorectal
Anal Incontinence
Diarrhoea
Constipation
Post Colorectal Ca
Post Colorectal Surgery
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Oncology
Breast Cancer Survivors
Lymphoedema
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Men’s Health
Pelvic Pain
Prostate cancer
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Session 2 Key Resources available
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What are some key Resources for clinicians in these areas? Women's Health FB Group
Men's Health Physiotherapy Group
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BBC Podcasts Dr Ruth Jones: Men's Health Podcast
Female Pelvic Health
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Elaine Miller ( Frontline Feature) Facts on SUI: Elaine Miller Frontline Feature
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Prevalence Urinary Incontinence The Prevalence of Urinary Incontinence
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Evidence for Physiotherapy Cochrane Evidence for Conservative Management of
Urinary Incontinence
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Your Pelvic Floor ( Aimed at teenagers/ Younger women)
Your Pelvic Floor
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Great NZ PTA Resource Physiotherapy for Stress Incontinence
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New Zealand Guide ( how to train your dragon)
What's Your Pelvic Floor and how to re-train it
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CSP Video and Patient Info Personal Training for your Pelvic Floor : CSP
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CSP : Pregnancy Related Incontinence Pregnancy Related Incontinence
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#Physioworks Stress Incontinence : Physio Works
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Men’s Health : Resource Nuts and Bolts of Prostectomy
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Session 3: Pelvic Anatomy Time to revise Pelvic Bony Anatomy with the skeleton
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Pelvic Floor Anatomy Pelvic Floor Anatomy: Aclands
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Session 4: SUI Facts and figures on Stress Incontinence
( see and read through handouts/web resources)
Patient Resources ( see handouts)
How to contract the pelvic floor ( practice & teach your neighbour beside you in the classroom)
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Student presentation of Patient Poster information on: Rectus Diastasis
Stress Incontinence
Pudendal Neuralgia
Men’s Health
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Further Resources
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Rectus Diastasis Diane Lee : Rectus Diastasis
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Pudendal Neuralgia Pudendal Neuralgia
Pudendal Neuralgia : Master Class
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Pelvic Floor Terminology Pelvic Floor Terminology
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Female Pelvic Anatomy Female Pelvic Anatomy
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Male Pelvic Floor Functional Anatomy of the Pelvic Floor Male
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Causes of Pelvic Pain Causes of Pelvic Pain
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Diane Lee: Linking MSk to the Pelvic Floor Diane Lee: The Core
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Pelvic Organ Prolapse Cochrane Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Bowel and Bladder Foundation
The Poppy Trial: Lancet
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Sexual Dysfunction Tali Rosenbaum Web Resources
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Have you found any other resources? Please post on the Women’s Health Physiotherapy
Group on Facebook
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Thanks Many thanks to Elaine Miller for the POP resources
and my friends and colleagues in the Women’s Health FB group for sharing great resources and Jo Millios for the Men’s Health Resources. .
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