Who it is for
Physiotherapy students, new graduates and experienced clinicians who want a clearer way to organise shoulder findings.
Shoulder clinical patterns
A practical prompt for clinicians who want to organise the shoulder presentation before chasing a perfect label.
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Why this resource exists
Why it may help
Clinical patterns can help you decide which information matters, which questions remain and what you need to assess next.
How to use it
Keep it nearby as a reasoning prompt, then test the pattern against the patient rather than treating it as a diagnosis checklist.
A practical reference
Use it to support the reasoning, not replace it.
Resources can organise your thinking and make useful information easier to find. The patient’s presentation, goals and response still decide what happens next.
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