Student and new-graduate toolkit
The 1RM calculator, MSK Placement Survival Guide and interactive tendinopathy resource in one useful collection.
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Useful shoulder resources. No hard sell attached.
Downloads, videos and reading designed to help you think more clearly about the shoulder patients already on your list.
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Shoulder clinical patterns
A practical reference for recognising patterns without forcing every presentation into a neat label.
Coming soonSupraspinatus testing
A focused guide to the tests, interpretation and clinical context behind supraspinatus assessment.
Coming soonThrowing injuries and biomechanics
A starting point for understanding throwing-related shoulder presentations and the demands behind them.
Coming soonHHD and force plate data
Ben’s hand-held dynamometry and force plate reference data for clinicians using objective testing.
Coming soonFive ways to improve strength testing
Practical changes that can make your strength testing more consistent and more useful.
Coming soonShoulder articles for 12 months
A year of selected shoulder reading delivered by email, with a clear reason for why each paper matters.
Coming soonThe Student Toolkit and Monthly Clinical Notes connect to their FreshLearn signup forms. The remaining resources will be released after their files and delivery emails have been verified.
The filter
Evidence-informed. Practical. Clear about the grey area.
Patterns over labels
Use diagnoses when they help, but do not let a label replace the clinical reasoning.
Numbers need context
Objective testing is useful when it informs a decision, tracks change or helps explain the plan.
Useful tomorrow
Good education should change what you notice, ask or do with the next patient you see.
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Resources for patients
Something useful to share after the appointment.
Plain-language shoulder information for people dealing with pain, stiffness, injury or uncertainty. This library stays separate from the clinician pathway, so each audience gets the right level of detail.
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