Physiotherapy Assessment Documentation: What to Record and Why
What belongs in an assessment record, how SOAP maps onto measurement data, and the fields that make a second measurement comparable to the first.
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Guides written for physiotherapists on posture analysis, ROM testing and going digital in the clinic.
Range of Motion Measurement: Making Goniometry Repeatable
Active versus passive values, the conditions that decide whether two measurements can be compared, normal reference ranges by joint, and the errors that quietly break tracking.
Outcome Measures in Practice: Choosing Them and Actually Using Them
Why standardised measures often stay unused, how to choose one that fits the caseload, and how to fit administration into a session without losing clinical time.
Re-assessment: Turning Measurements Into Evidence of Change
When to re-measure, what has to stay constant for a comparison to hold, how to read a difference honestly, and how to show progress to the patient.
Movement Screening: What It Can Establish and What It Cannot
What a screen actually detects, why composite scores should not be read as injury risk, why asymmetry is more informative than the total, and what to do after a positive finding.