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What are your qualifications:
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Dutch Bachelor in Physiotherapy
Foreign Bachelor in Physiotherapy
Dutch Physiotherapy BSc
Foreign Physiotherapy BSc
Dutch
Master degree of Physiotherapy
Foreign Master degree of Physiotherapy
Manual therapy
Osteopathy
Pediatric physiotherapy
Other
_If other, which one?
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How long have you been working as a physiotherapist?
(in years) |
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Have you received training in bandaging and taping? |
Yes
No |
Which school or approach do you
follow (i.e, Mackenzie, Shephard and Carr, Maitland;
etc.) |
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How many physiotherapists work
in your practice? |
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Are you familiar with acute
ankle sprain treatment? |
Yes No More or
less |
How many patients with acute
ankle sprain do you see in one month?
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0
1-5
6-10
11-15
16-20
20+ |
What is your main patient
population?
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Publicly
Insured patients
Private insured patients
Private
patients |
What type of practice do you
work in?
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Private clinic
Rehabilitation centre
Hospital
Elderly home
Other_If other, which one?
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Phases:
Inflammatory phase:
(0-3 days)
Which of the following options do you do / use during the
inflammatory phase:
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_Give advice / information:
Rest
Elevation
Cold
Compression
No weight bearing during
daily activity / protection
Give information about what can be
expected in the normal recovery process
Give information about the nature and
severity of capsular ligament injury
Use affected ankle as much as
possible in ADL
Recommend painkillers / analgesia
Overview of treatment plan / goals
None of the above
_Give treatment in your practice:
Electrotherapy
Ultrasound
Massage
Cold
Compression (bandages)
Use crutches
Taping
Brace
Cross-friction massage
Passive mobilization
_Exercise:
Non-weight bearing exercises (open
chain)
Full weight bearing exercises
(closed chain)
Partial weight bearing (closed
chain)
Provide home exercises
No treatment
Other
_If other, which one?
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Proliferation phase:
(4-10 days)
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_Advice:
Rest
Elevation
Cold
Compression (bandages)
No weight bearing during daily
activities
Partial weight bearing
Full weight bearing
Encourage walking
Use crutches
None of the above
_Treatment:
Brace
Electrotherapy
Ultrasound
Massage
Cold compression
Use crutches
Bandages
Taping
Passive mobilization
Cross-friction massage
No treatment
_Provide exercises:
Non-weight bearing exercises (open
chain)
Full weight bearing exercises
(closed chain)
Partial weight bearing (closed
chain)
Gait training full weight bearing
Gait training, partial weight
bearing
Exercises with the aim of increasing
coordination
Exercises with the aim of increasing active
stability
Provide home exercises
No exercise
Other_If other, which one?
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Early remodeling phase:
(11-21 days) |
_Do you:
Give information about normal recovery
progress
Give information about protective
measures ( tape or brace for support during sporting or strenuous
physical activity).
Advice for footwear for sports and normal use
Not give information
_Do you advise any of the following:
Rest
Elevation
Cold
Compression
No weight bearing during daily
activities
Partial weight bearing during
daily activities
Full weight bearing during daily
activities
Walking
Other
_If other, which one?
_Treatment:
Tape or brace for during
sporting activities /strenuous activities
Brace during daily activities
Passive mobilization
Electrotherapy
Ultrasound
Massage
Cross-friction massage
Cold
Compression bandages
Use of crutches
_Provide exercises:
Non-weight bearing exercises (open
chain)
Full weight bearing exercises
(closed chain)
Partial weight bearing
exercises (closed chain)
Gait training full weight
bearing
Gait training, partial weight
bearing
Exercises with the aim of increasing
coordination
Exercises with the aim of increasing active
stability
Provide home exercises
Muscle strength training
Muscle stretching
No exercise
No treatment
Other
_If other, which one?
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Late remodeling phase:
(3-6 weeks) |
_Information you would give to your patient :
Give information about normal recovery
progress
Give information about protective
measures ( tape or brace for support during sporting or strenuous
physical activity)
Advice for footwear for sports and
normal use
Advice about returning to previous
levels of activity (previous sports or work)
Not
give information
_Advice you would give to your patient:
Partial weight bearing
Full weight bearing
Encourage walking
Encourage sports
_Treatment:
Tape or brace for during sporting
activities /strenuous activities
Brace
Passive mobilization
Electrotherapy
Ultrasound
Massage
Compression bandages
Use of crutches
Cross-friction massage
_Provide exercises:
Non-weight bearing exercises (open
chain)
Full weight bearing exercises
(closed chain)
Partial weight bearing
exercises (closed chain)
Gait training full weight
bearing
Gait training, partial weight
bearing
Exercises with the aim of increasing
coordination
Exercises with the aim of increasing active
stability
Exercises with the aim of
returning to previous functional activity level
Provide home exercises
Muscle strength training
Muscle stretching
No exercise
No treatment
Other
If other, which one?
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Treatment Frequency:
How often do you treat your patient in the following stages of recovery? |
_Within the Inflammation phase (0-3 days post injury)
Every day
Every other day
Once in three days
I would not treat the patient during this phase.
More
_Within the proliferation phase (4-10 days post injury)
Every day
Every two days
Every three days
Once a week
Once in two weeks
I would not treat the patient during this phase
_Within the early remodeling phase (11-21 days post injury)
Once a day
Once every two days
Every three days
Once a week
Once every two weeks
I would not treat the patient during this phase
_Within the late remodeling phase (3-6 weeks post injury)
Once week
Once every ten days
Once every two weeks
Once every three weeks
I would not treat the patient during this phase
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When do you decide to stop
treatment? |
When the patient can walk
independently
When the patient is able to return to
their previous sports/active at daily living levels
When the patient is able to fully load
the affected leg
When the patient ceases to have complaints
Depends on the insurance policy the patient
has
OtherIf
other, which one?
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Do you treat your patient
according to the different physiological recovery phases? |
Yes
No
Sometimes. |
Do you keep up to date with
recently scientific research in the field of physiotherapy? |
Yes
No
Sometimes |
Do you follow any guidelines or
protocol for treatment of acute ankle sprain? |
Yes
No
sometimes
_Which guidelines / protocol?
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Are you aware of the KNGF
guidelines for acute ankle sprain? |
Yes
No |
Do you follow the KNGF
guidelines for acute ankle sprain?
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Yes
No
Sometimes |
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