Katie Monnington

@KatieMonnington

Clinical and Research Lead Hip Service @RNOHnhs
Clinical Interest Hip & Groin |
Honorary Lecturer UCL |

London, England Joined January 2018

253 Following 189 Followers 213 Posts

Latest posts 5

Katie Monnington @KatieMonnington Nov 21, 2023

Congratulations Alison. Very well deserved!

Dr Alison Grimaldi @alisongrimaldi Nov 21, 2023

Nice to receive my fellowship certificate in the mail today, for the Australian College of Physiotherapists. Thanks to @apaphysio and to @Bill_Vicenzino for his mentorship during this process. Sorry I couldn’t make the awards at APA conference, due to overseas speaking commitment

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Katie Monnington @KatieMonnington Jul 4, 2023

UK MSK Physiotherapists- please see the link below for a short online survey about Virtual Reality Assisted Rehabilitation. Thank you for your time completing this.
bit.ly/3NhXAf0
@AnjuJaggi @awgilbert11 @HipLucie @UKHipNetwork @vicki_nadarajah @davison_barry @RMTehrany

Katie Monnington @KatieMonnington Mar 10, 2023

A strong, diverse panel @BritishHip learning to use the Revision Hip Complexity Classification App. #BHS2023
#inclusionanddiversity #innovation

Katie Monnington @KatieMonnington Feb 27, 2023

Looks like a great MDT topic in focus session @BritishHip!
#BHS2023

The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital @ROHNHSFT Feb 27, 2023

Our Consultant Physiotherapist Lucie Gosling is speaking at the @BritishHip Annual Scientific Meeting #BHS2023.

The session will cover challenges & successes in treatment for GTPS, & how to manage this effectively.

Scan the code below to learn more & register for the event 👇

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Katie Monnington @KatieMonnington Nov 24, 2021

Great work @JulieS_Jacobsen

Professor Kristian Thorborg Verified account @KThorborg Nov 22, 2021

Shout out to hip dysplasia expert and researcher @JulieS_Jacobsen 🌟 for winning “best poster” at the Danish Orthopedic Society meeting including more than 200 abstracts🥇Topic: Exercise Therapy for patients with hip dysplasia - who are not eligible for surgery. Is it feasible?

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