Who it is for
Clinicians who use shoulder strength and provocation testing and want to think more carefully about what each result adds.
Supraspinatus testing
A focused shoulder assessment resource for clinicians who want test findings to answer a useful clinical question.
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Why this resource exists
Why it may help
A familiar test can still create noise when it is interpreted alone or asked to provide more certainty than it can.
How to use it
Use the guide alongside your subjective assessment, other objective findings and the person’s functional goals.
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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