APA Titled Sports Physiotherapist, clinician and researcher with interest in tendinopathy and shoulder injuries in the overhead athlete.
Joined February 2016
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
Public spending was flat in the March qtr but remains at a way higher than normal share of GDP ..using up spare capacity and contributing to slower productivity which is adding to inflation and hampering growth in living standards.
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
May 26
Great video Roger. Government’s CGT changes could mean paying 77% effective tax on real gains.
This must be stopped!
Thanks @rjmontgomery) for highlighting this madness. Love the coat #AusPol #CGT
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
Tendinopathy Rehab: Structured Frameworks & Practical Strategies
📍 OSVi, Melbourne | 📆 28–29 March 2026
2-day face-to-face course for clinicians
💰 Early bird $695 | Standard $795
tendinopathyrehab.com/course…
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
Hip flexion loading is the secret sauce in proximal hamstring tendinopathy rehab🌶️
It builds tendon capacity and confidence.
These are some of my favourite progressions👆
Full details in the blog post: tendinopathyrehab.com/blog/t…
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
22 Sep 2020
Yesterday: 50 y/o female 9-mth post bilateral TKR - ROM <100 bilat (reports full ROM prior to surgery). Depressed, anxious, regret.....
No input from @apaphysio prior to surgery or guidance on appropriate care (edu, exercise).
@amapresident we need to work together to fix this
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Shoulder Strength Ratios in Elite Swimmers - Swimming Science swimmingscience.net/shoulder… via @swimmingscience.net
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
22 Mar 2020
Country-specific rates after 1st 100 here might point to what should be done: ft.com/coronavirus-latest
Hong Kong, Singapore & Japan appear to have best handled things
Small sample but big restrictions here in #Qatar seem to be working
Isolate
Trace
#COVIDー19
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
30 May 2019
Is education the most important component of tendinopathy management? I reckon it is pretty close
Thanks again for creating this @fisioterapianet 👏👏
24 Jul 2018
🆕📽️ 10 things you should know about TENDINOPATHIES
Info provided by @DrPeteMalliaras. Cheers!
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
8 Oct 2018
Why do MSK physios have to abandon rehab and exercise and learn scanning, injecting, or prescribing to progress their careers?
Where are the Band 8a Advanced Rehab Physios?
Where are the Band 9 Consultant Exercise Physios?
#TheBigRs
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
17 Sep 2018
Excellent progressive loading program
17 Sep 2018
Nice thread. We followed a triple jumper with PTendinopathy that had previous eccentrics dry needling but couldn’t do a small hop on two legs without significant pain. Took 5 months to get to the stage of completing a triple jump. Only felt ‘pain free’ around April (7 months!)
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
6 Aug 2018
Why does over-treatment of patients occur in physiotherapy, and how can you avoid it?
My brief thoughts here... thesports.physio/2018/08/05/…
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
3 Aug 2018
Laziness is to blame with some...can’t be bothered to give the most EB Rx in some instances as it may involve challenging patient beliefs I.e that exercise needed and not passive Rx’s (a convo they don’t want to have)...1/2
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2 Aug 2018
Great read in this months In Motion @apaphysio discussing the Lancet series on LBP. Highlighting for the continued need to address the way we practice
printgraphics.net.au/myfiles…
26 Jul 2018
Anyone as disappointed as I am at how often patients describe receiving passive therapies?
blog discussing issues challenging the relevance of physiotherapy in the musculoskeletal healthcare pathway.
newcastlesportsmedicine.com.…
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
22 Jul 2018
Did you know the extent of physio specialisation that occurs after they graduate? Did you know there's guidelines recommending against many treatments incl US, TENS, acupuncture etc
Read about your physio & learn about high value care in our blog.
newcastlesportsmedicine.com.…
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
25 Jun 2018
NEW @BJSM_BMJ editorial challenging Clinicians, Educators, Media, Health Ministers, Commissioners, Insurers & Society to think differently about non-traumatic persistent musculoskeletal pain. #openaccess
bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2…
@JeremyLewisPT @PeteOSullivanPT
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
26 Jun 2018
Myths relating to persistent musculoskeletal pain
Press release from bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2… #openaccess
eurekalert.org/pub_releases/…
@PeteOSullivanPT @BJSM_BMJ @UH_PG_Physio @UniofHerts
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
28 May 2018
Return to sport after an ACL reconstruction is not a foregone conclusion. Optimise your chances of successful outcomes and return to the sport you love!
newcastlesportsmedicine.com.…
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
8 Jun 2018
Rehab with @BryanHeynen following ACL reconstruction (3-6 months post-op):
✔️ Plyometrics
✔️ Deceleration
✔️ Perturbation
✔️ Rate of force development
✔️ Closed & open agility drills
✔️ Decision making & cognitive drills
✔️ Blood flow restriction
@KRCGenkofficial
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Andrew Delbridge retweeted
3 May 2018
Just to get facts straight. 1) Nordics for HSI prevention was introduced based upon Icelandic experience/observation-later tested in RCTs
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