Tendinopathy: A Free Resource for Patient Education

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Diagnoses like tendinopathy (tendinosis or tendinitis) can be difficult for patients to understand. Additionally, plenty of myths and misconceptions are out there and can confuse patients. Finding ways to provide adequate eduction, touch on key discussion points, and initiate an effective plan of care is key to a successful course of rehab.

The pdf attached to this article contains key information that allows readers (patients, PT students, coaches, parents, etc.) to understand roughly 80% of tendinopathy using only 20% of the most important information. Clinicians should use this guide to ensure they hit on all relevant discussion points to aid their patient’s recovery.

Check out this FREE resource below!

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