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How to join the research revolution:

This is perfect for you
if you want to learn about injury rehabilitation

and you mainly work with sport injuries:

Top 10 Research Quests from Research Raconteur

Are you ready to clinically conquer?

  • FREE Top 10 Research Quests ebook (as voted for by over 5,000 clinicians).

  • FREE infographic summaries on the latest clinical research.

  • FREE membership to all future Research Quests.

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of the all Research Quests you're about to unlock:

Research Quest on Algorithm for return to running  post-ACLR

16 min video

Research Quest on Algorithm for return to running post-ACLR

A guide to helping patients decide when to return to running and a step-by-step program for success.

Research Quest on exercise during pregnancy

20 min video

Research Quest on exercise during pregnancy

Discover how to reduce the risk of incontinence by 52%, which exercises make up a pelvic floor muscle training program, and when it is safe to do these exercises.

Research Quest on how to avoid stress fractures when running

1 min read

Research Quest on how to avoid stress fractures when running

Discover what dragons have to do with preventing stress fractures while running.

Research Quest on patellar vs quad tendinopathy

1 min read

Research Quest on patellar vs quad tendinopathy

How does a quadriceps tendinopathy loading program differ from a patellar tendon program? We examine Jumper's knee and why knee flexion and squat depth matter.

Research Quest on ACL accelerated rehab

1 min read

Research Quest on ACL accelerated rehab

Could you speed up the ACLR rehab with one simple addition? We explore the research to find out.

Research Quest on Queen Elizabeth & frozen shoulders

1 min read

Research Quest on Queen Elizabeth & frozen shoulders

Shoulder mobilisation for frozen shoulders (with a feature from the late Queen Elizabeth)

Research Quest on the sciatica-piriformis debate

1 min read

Research Quest on the sciatica-piriformis debate

Are we over-diagnosing Piriformis Syndrome?

Research Quest on whether pronation causes shin splints or not

1 min read

Research Quest on whether pronation causes shin splints or not

Discover a step-by-step guide to check whether your patient is over-pronating or not.

1 min read

Research Quest on why fake surgeries help knee pain

Research Quest on why fake surgeries help knee pain

Can a full or partial meniscus tear be fixed through meniscectomy surgery? We look at sham surgeries in Finland to compare results.

Research Quest on testing muscle capacity

1 min read

Research Quest on testing muscle capacity

Comparing RPE to RIR-based RPE scales for muscle testing

Research Quest on sciatica clinical tests

1 min read

Research Quest on sciatica clinical tests

Here is how the extended straight leg raise differs from the normal straight leg raise for sciatica clinical tests.

Research Quest on PRP vs placebo

1 min read

Research Quest on PRP vs placebo

Is PRP injection better than placebo for ankle osteoarthritis? We compare the results.

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This is perfect for you
if you want to learn about injury rehabilitation

and you mainly work with sport injuries:

Top 10 Research Quests from Research Raconteur

Are you ready to clinically conquer?

  • FREE Top 10 Research Quests ebook (as voted for by over 5,000 clinicians).

  • FREE infographic summaries on the latest clinical research.

  • FREE membership to all future Research Quests.

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"It's like watching a series.

You know you don't have time to watch another episode but you want to so you do.

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When attending a talk or course, I usually struggle to focus for even half an hour but because the videos were short, I felt accomplished after each one and I could take a break every 10 to 15 minutes.

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I found the layout very user friendly and I liked that I could work through it in my own time."

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- Kalinka Terre Blanche

Clinician at Rainsford Biokinetics

"The way the course was set up was so ideal.

If I could fit the whole course in one day, I think I would have. But it's like a series. Every time you're like one more episode, just one more, one more module.

 

From the beginning, I understood the flow right until the end. It was very user friendly.

 

The materials help you stay on top of the game for every session you go into. "

 

- Jodie Vermeulen

Clinician at SA Biokinetics INC

"You went a step further and said how can we practically implement this with the client.

Most courses they would just say yes instead of using this, use this, and that's pretty much the end of it.

 

But they don't really get into the specifics of, okay, how would you change your approach if you're using method B instead of your usual method?

 

And that's what I also love about that specific module."

 

- Brendon Marais

Clinician at bmbio

"Definitely a lot of value for money"

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"and enthusiasm for your career. The other thing was the practical advice. Lots of info but broken down into steps: practical steps. "

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- Annamarie van Zyl

Clinician at van Zyl Wait Biokineticists

"This has been like Christmas for me"

 

"I'm very scientific and I try to be as evidence-based as I can. And this has been like christmas for me; learning and doing this course."

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- Christie Wolhuter

Clinician at CW Biokinetics

This is perfect for you
if you want to learn about injury rehabilitation

and you mainly work with sport injuries:

Top 10 Research Quests from Research Raconteur

Are you ready to clinically conquer?

  • FREE Top 10 Research Quests ebook (as voted for by over 5,000 clinicians).

  • FREE infographic summaries on the latest clinical research.

  • FREE membership to all future Research Quests.

Equipping clinicians to practice at the highest level:

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"Best possible motivation to lose that tyre around the waist"

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- Dr Leigh Gordon

Sports Physician

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"A whole new avenue
to be able to help people"

 

- Rochelle Duarte
Clinician at Biogrit

"thoroughly researched and very clearly presented and explained to me in a way that I feel I can start tomorrow"

 

- Dr Natalie Christie

(Clinician in Port Alfred)

"helped me to understand my rapid weight loss in response to intense exercise.”

 

 

- Martinette Basson

(Clinician in Stellenbosch)

“The info was explained in a easy and practical manner so that a lay person could understand and remember much better."

 

- Petro Waanders

(Clinician in Potchefstroom)

"These updates help me keep up to date on physiotherapy

evidence-based interventions without needing to search for it in databases.


It really does save time, effort and energy.

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My favourite thing is that it is very convenient to learn and read with breakdowns of the information into attractive bite size pieces, making it easy for the reader to digest."

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- Candace Goh

"The clinical updates have been a great way to stay up-to-date

on some of the research I may have missed, and also have out some of the grunt work taken out of looking for the research myself while still staying on top of the evidence.

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My favorite part of the weekly updates is how easy they are to read!"

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- Samantha Greig

"These updates save me a lot of time

and I inform my patients of the updates and what the latest research tells us.

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The summary of the articles give me

the most important data in a short but potent way.

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Saving me time."

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- Denise Gous

"The updates help a lot

in that I'm able to recap on the literature we learned in varsity and it goes more in depth which always helps and it gets me in the groove to read more articles.

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My favourite thing about the weekly research updates is how recent the articles are and the humour in the email."

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- Bheki Motau

"As a full-time clinician,

there are times when you encounter a rush of patients which reduces the amount of time and effort you may provide to reading research.

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This is where these research updates become most useful.

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Short and crisp with highlighted findings make the job easier and more effective."

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- Payal Adwani

"Just a quick thank you for these emails. Trying to treat patients, get admin done and stay on top of research is such a challenge. 

But these emails make things just a little easier!!"

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- Meg Steyn

"The updates have helped stay up to date with research

and there is the added bonus that I am don’t have to sift through all the other articles to find it.

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My favourite thing is that

the research is clinically relevant

and easy to understand (even the small bits of information before being given the full article.)"

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- Keegan Willemse

"Getting synopses of research weekly enables me to

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quickly learn about things that are relevant in the setting where I work

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without spending hours researching and analyzing

papers for quality of research to see if something might apply where I work."

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- Alyson Hackett

"I have found these updates helpful.

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I find the content has a nice variability and covers conditions often seen in an out patient private practice

and therefore very relevant."

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- Candace Goh

"Your weekly research update is facilitating me to

change my practices

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despite of conventional practice.

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I also discuss them with my colleagues in my workplace."

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- Rasiah Rakunaraj

"Reading the research and getting better ideas of how we can get the best results for our patients is always welcomed.

 

Nice summarised version which is relatively quick to look through.

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Your twist on presenting the research is always fun.

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Not too much information all at once and hence the information is digestible and can be worked on. "

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- Dr Ron van As

"I am glad to say your updates helped me a lot.

 

Our profession is changing at a very fast pace, sometimes I struggle as a full time clinician to find time to look for new information, sometimes I find the amount of info is overwhelming and confusing.

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Your updates save me time and energy, they're very short and on point.

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Thank you so much for your effort, I really appreciate it."

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- Dr. Eiman Alkhezi

"The Updates have helped me

to be acquainted with information that

guides my practice as a clinician.

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My favourite thing about the weekly Research Updates is that it is usually succinct."

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- Akinwande Oluwadamilare

"Ensuring I get a summary of the latest papers and then

I can go deeper

into them if I find them relevant for me."

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- Bryce Jackson

The team behind Research Raconteur

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Stephanie Parker

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Matty Edwards

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Abigail Harling

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Kyle van Heerden

How many long and boring lectures have you sat through just to get clinical tools, tips and tactics?

On the other hand, how many stories have you watched or read where you felt pulled in and transformed into a different person afterward?

Raconteurs are storytellers.

Here at Research Raconteur, we're a small group of researchers who know the power of an engaging story, so this is where we combine our obsession with the latest injury rehab research with our love for stories.

Let's go on an evidence-based adventure together?

This is perfect for you
if you want to learn about injury rehabilitation

and you mainly work with sport injuries:

Top 10 Research Quests from Research Raconteur

Are you ready to clinically conquer?

  • FREE Top 10 Research Quests ebook (as voted for by over 5,000 clinicians).

  • FREE infographic summaries on the latest clinical research.

  • FREE membership to all future Research Quests.

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