A story about movement
Eric Odo.
Ten years of helping people move again, told in five chapters. It starts on a hospital ward and ends at the front door.
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Chapter one
10years
It starts with one step.
Physiotherapy rests on a simple idea: help people move, and they get their lives back. Ten years on, every role has served that idea.
Chapter two · The ward
2020
It began on the wards.
Rotational physiotherapist at Scunthorpe General Hospital. Stroke, orthopaedics, medicine and MSK: getting people out of bed and back on their feet.
Chapter three · Virtual ward
2023
Then the hospital came home.
Virtual ward physiotherapist with Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust: hospital-level care, delivered in people's own homes.
Chapter four · Community
2025
Through the front door.
Independent practice in the community. Complex and optimised moving and handling, so people and the carers around them can do more, safely.
Chapter five · Social care
2026
Keeping people at home.
Moving and handling practitioner in adult social care for a local authority: equipment, training and plans that protect independence.
The next chapter
Could be with your team.
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