Any Subject Area Report Book Review Clinical Paper Congress/Conference Good Practice Statement Literature Review Opinion Product Review Research Research Review Current Issue POGP Journal Issue 130 - Spring 2022 Journal issue 130 - 14 February 2022 View articles Contents Pages: 3 Editorial Board Pages: 4 Editorial Author(s): G. Campbell and K. Lough - Pages: 5–6 How to create an infographic Author(s): C. Brodie - Pages: 7–8 Margie Polden Memorial Lecture: “Vaginal rejuvenation” and pseudoscience for sale – a critique. Author(s): S. Jha - Pages: 9–15 Filling the gap: the use of a vaginal pessary device in patient-centred care for the non-surgical management of prolapse. Author(s): K. Lough & C. Brown - Pages: 16–21 Understanding birth trauma and physical recovery. Author(s): J. Smith - Pages: 22–26 Functional assessment of the female pelvic floor. Author(s): H. Keeble - Pages: 27–30 Paediatric pelvic floor physiotherapy: a clinical commentary. Author(s): C. Siracusa - Pages: 31–35 Bladder training combined with other conservative therapies may be superior to bladder training alone for improving patient-reported symptoms in women with idiopathic overactive bladder. Author(s): K. Megson & C. Carus - Pages: 36–46 Qualitative study exploring effective timing and methods for physiotherapy-led pelvic health education during the childbearing year Author(s): D. Meers & D. Reed - Pages: 47–59 Poster digest Author(s): Various Authors - Pages: 60–62 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Pelvic and Women’s Health. Author(s): S. Bustard - Pages: 63–65 Research reviews Author(s): Various Authors - Pages: 66–67 Book reviews. Author(s): B. Kennaway & L. Berry. - Pages: 68–70 Product review Author(s): Various Authors - Pages: 71–74 Notes and news Author(s): Various Authors - Pages: 75–84 Historical Issues ACPWH Journal 109 - Autumn 2011 Journal issue 109 - 01 December 2011 View articles Contents Pages: 1 Editorial Author(s): K. Vits & L. Boston - Pages: 3–4 Antenatal pelvic floor muscle exercises for the prevention and treatment of urinary incontinence in the antenatal and early postnatal period: a critical appraisal of the evidence Author(s): H. E. Cooper & T. Cook - Pages: 5–13 Efficacy of behavioural training in treating symptoms of urinary urgency and urge urinary incontinence Author(s): R. Bromley & T. Cook - Pages: 14–19 Why bother to prescribe in women’s health physiotherapy? Author(s): S. Gillard - Pages: 20 Chartered Society of Physiotherapy expectations of educational programmes in injection therapy for physiotherapists: supporting good governance in neurological and musculoskeletal injection therapy Author(s): P. White & S. Gosling - Pages: 21–29 Executive Committee response to Conference discussion groups Author(s): R. Hawkes - Pages: 30–33 Online medical dictionaries Author(s): K. Radford - Pages: 36–38 New ACPWH website Author(s): K. Radford - Pages: 39–40 E-mail and the Internet demystified Author(s): K. Radford - Pages: 41–42 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 43 DVD review Author(s): J. Lee - Pages: 44–45 Notes and news Author(s): R. Hawkes et al. - Pages: 46–49 ACPWH Journal 108 - Spring 2011 Journal issue 108 - 01 June 2011 View articles Contents Pages: 1 Editorial Author(s): K. Vits & L. Boston - Pages: 3 Margie Polden Memorial Lecture: Why women’s health needs the WoW factor Author(s): F. E. Campbell - Pages: 4–11 Can pelvic floor muscle training prevent and treat pelvic organ prolapse? Author(s): K. Bø - Pages: 12 To do or not to do? Pelvic floor muscle training during pregnancy and after childbirth Author(s): K. Bø - Pages: 13 Abdominal massage for the alleviation of constipation in people with multiple sclerosis: a randomized controlled feasibility study Author(s): D. McClurg, S. Hagen, S. Hawkins & A. Lowe-Strong - Pages: 14–15 Physiotherapy Urogynaecology Rehabilitation Pathway: the PURE pathway Author(s): C. Broad - Pages: 16–17 An audit into the management of women with pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain Author(s): C. Candelier, A. Bird & D. Woodcock - Pages: 18–19 Severe pelvic or back pain: does it affect obstetric outcome? Author(s): C. Jones, J. Tinsey & M. Cameron - Pages: 20 To mess with mesh? An update on surgery for pelvic organ prolapse Author(s): C. Ramage - Pages: 21 The overactive bladder: a matter that just can’t wait Author(s): A.-M. Davies - Pages: 22 Patients’ experience of living with faecal incontinence Author(s): M. Wilson - Pages: 23 Acupuncture and its use in the management of low back and pelvic girdle pain in pregnancy Author(s): W. Langshaw - Pages: 24–34 ACPWH strategic plan 2010–2011 Author(s): Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Women’s Health - Pages: 35–38 Conference reports Author(s): C. Jones & K. Lough - Pages: 39–42 Distinguished Service Award presentation Author(s): R. Thomas - Pages: 43–44 A guide to good practice for using health websites Author(s): K. Radford - Pages: 45–46 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 47–48 Book reviews Author(s): N. Tudor-Williams & J. Newman - Pages: 49–50 Notes and news Author(s): T. Cook et al. - Pages: 51–52 ACPWH Journal 107 - Autumn 2010 Journal issue 107 - 01 December 2010 View articles Contents Pages: 1 Editorial Author(s): K. Vits & L. Boston - Pages: 3–4 Margie Polden Memorial Lecture: From research lab back to clinical practice Author(s): R. Lovegrove Jones - Pages: 5–12 Pelvic floor examination and assessment for urinary incontinence Author(s): C. Ross - Pages: 13–16 Assessment of a woman with stress urinary incontinence Author(s): L. Bayliss - Pages: 17–20 Pelvic Floor Examination and Assessment for Urinary Incontinence: ACPWH programme now endorsed by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Author(s): T. Cook - Pages: 21–22 Minutes of the ACPWH Executive Committee meeting Author(s): Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Women’s Health - Pages: 23–28 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 29 Book reviews Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 30–32 Notes and news Author(s): A. Yeboah et al. - Pages: 33–34 Author and subject indexes for the Journal of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Women’s Health: 2000–2010 Author(s): K. Radford - Pages: 35–41 ACPWH Journal 106 - Spring 2010 Journal issue 106 - 01 June 2010 View articles Contents Pages: 1 Editorials Author(s): K. Vits & L. Boston - Pages: 3–4 Factors motivating women to commence and adhere to pelvic floor muscle exercises following a perineal tear at delivery: the influence of experience Author(s): S. Gillard & D. Shamley - Pages: 5–18 From the bottom up: a colorectal surgeon’s perspective of the pelvic floor Author(s): A. D. Clarke - Pages: 19–24 Consultant physiotherapist: a career goal achieved Author(s): K. M. Vits - Pages: 25–29 Long-term pain following Caesarean section Author(s): H. van Griensven - Pages: 30–31 ACPWH statement on the use of electrical stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles in women with recent abnormal cervical cytology Author(s): Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Women’s Health - Pages: 32 The James Lind Alliance Author(s): D. McLurg - Pages: 33–34 The Maternity and Newborn Forum at the Royal Society of Medicine Author(s): A. Yeboah - Pages: 35 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 36–37 Book review Author(s): P. Vits - Pages: 38 Notes and news Author(s): C. James - Pages: 39–41 ACPWH Journal 105 - Autumn 2009 Journal issue 105 - 01 December 2009 View articles Contents Pages: 1 Editorial Author(s): R. Thomas - Pages: 3 Pelvic floor muscle training for the management of urinary incontinence following radical prostatectomy Author(s): C. Davie, T. Cook & P. Rochester - Pages: 4–23 A phenomenological study of women who presented to a physiotherapy-led continence service with dyspareunia and were treated with trigger point massage Author(s): N. Mackenzie - Pages: 24–39 Perineal trauma following vaginal delivery Author(s): K. Brandie & A. MacKenzie - Pages: 40–55 Reasons why patients referred to physiotherapy with continence or pelvic floor dysfunction fail to complete treatment Author(s): F. J. Lennard - Pages: 56–63 Book, DVD-ROM and DVD reviews Author(s): K. Irons et al. - Pages: 64–69 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 70 ACPWH Journal 104 - Spring 2009 Journal issue 104 - 01 June 2009 View articles Contents Pages: 1 Editorial Author(s): R. Thomas - Pages: 3 Important notice from members of your executive committee Author(s): Executive Committee - Pages: 4 Margie Polden Memorial Lecture: Maternity Matters: can the Government deliver? Author(s): W. Savage - Pages: 5–11 Obstetric anal sphincter injury Author(s): G. E. Fowler - Pages: 12–19 Prolapse and sexual function Author(s): S. Jha & P. Toozs-Hobson - Pages: 20–26 Ever increasing circles Author(s): J. Haslam & J. Laycock - Pages: 27–33 From rags to riches Author(s): R. Hawthorne - Pages: 34–37 Dysfunctional breathing for women’s health physiotherapists Author(s): L. Stonehewer - Pages: 38–40 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 41 ACPWH Journal 103 - Autumn 2008 Journal issue 103 - 01 December 2008 View articles Contents Pages: 1 Editorial Author(s): R. Thomas - Pages: 3–4 Physiotherapists and prolapse: who’s doing what, how and why? Author(s): S. Hagen & D. Stark - Pages: 5–11 Introducing aromatherapy as a form of pain management into a delivery suite Author(s): K. R. Pollard - Pages: 12–16 Recent advances in the management of urinary incontinence in the female Author(s): K. M. Khashia & S. Prashar - Pages: 17–20 The benefits of pelvic floor muscle training in people with multiple sclerosis and lower urinary tract dysfunction Author(s): D. McClurg, A. Lowe-Strong & R. G. Ashe - Pages: 21–28 The use of acupuncture with in vitro fertilization: is there a point? Author(s): J. Longbottom - Pages: 29–38 Pelvic pain and the use of acupuncture Author(s): K. L. Rothwell - Pages: 39–44 Acupuncture, endometriosis and in vitro fertilization Author(s): E. A. Duggan - Pages: 45–49 Executive Committee response to Conference discussion groups Author(s): P. Walsh - Pages: 78–79 Conference and course reports Author(s): T. Cook et al. - Pages: 80–84 From your executive Author(s): P. Walsh et al. - Pages: 85–90 Round the regions Author(s): P. Igualada-Martinez et al. - Pages: 91–94 ACPWH education and awards Author(s): T. Cook & R. Thomas - Pages: 101–105 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 106 Book review Author(s): A. Carmichael - Pages: 107–108 Website watch Author(s): J. Kinahan - Pages: 109–111 Notes and news Author(s): ACPWH editorial subcommittee - Pages: 112–113 Papers in other journals Author(s): B. Aston et al. - Pages: 114–119 Reading list Pages: 120–121 ACPWH Journal 102 - Spring 2008 Journal issue 102 - 01 July 2008 View articles Contents Pages: 1 Editorial Author(s): R. Thomas - Pages: 3 Margie Polden Memorial Lecture: The psychology of incontinence – why successful treatments fail Author(s): P. Toozs-Hobson & K. Loane - Pages: 4–7 The application of antenatal perineal massage: a review of literature to determine instruction, dosage and technique Author(s): L. E. Jones & N. Marsden - Pages: 8–11 Pelvic girdle pain in three pregnant women choosing chiropractic management: a pilot study using a respondent-generated instrument and chiropractor’s assessment tool Author(s): C. G. Andrew, N. Eaton & G. Dorey - Pages: 12–24 A retrospective postal survey of women’s experiences of physiotherapy management following a third- or fourth-degree perineal tear Author(s): A. Johnson & A. P. Rochester - Pages: 25–35 The efficacy of a multidisciplinary approach to the management of constipation: a case series Author(s): R. W. C. Leung, B. K. Y. Fung, L. C. W. Fung, et al. - Pages: 36–44 Prioritizing incontinence research: patients, carers and clinicians working together Author(s): B. Buckley, A. M. Grant, L. Firkins, A. C. Greene & J. Frankau - Pages: 45–50 Pain: what, where, how and why? Author(s): L. E. Jones - Pages: 51–52 Acupuncture for the treatment of overactive bladder Author(s): P. Graham & T. Cook - Pages: 53–58 Speaker abstracts Author(s): J. Lamb, S. Hagen, T. Clayson & K. Pollard - Pages: 59–60 Conference and course reports Author(s): P. Walsh et al. - Pages: 61–71 From your executive Author(s): P. Walsh et al. - Pages: 72–76 Round the regions Author(s): C. Lion et al. - Pages: 77–78 ACPWH research Author(s): B. Aston - Pages: 81–82 ACPWH education and awards Author(s): R. Thomas - Pages: 83–85 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health Author(s): G. Brook - Pages: 86 This evidence-based case report documents the use of acupuncture on a subject with symptoms of overactive bladder, a common problem for patients presenting to the specialist continence physiotherapist. The first author (P.G.) has recently developed a Author(s): T. Cook - Pages: 87–90 Visit to Ralph Allen Press Limited Author(s): R. Thomas - Pages: 91–92 What do you know about Baby Milk Action? Author(s): T. Cook - Pages: 93 Book, journal and DVD reviews Author(s): G. Brook et al. - Pages: 94–99 Website watch Author(s): J. Kinahan - Pages: 100–101 Notes and news Author(s): S. Bustard et al. - Pages: 102–103 Letters Author(s): G. Brook & R. Hawkes - Pages: 104–105 Papers in other journals Author(s): B. Aston et al. - Pages: 106–113 Reading list Pages: 114–115 First123Last JPOGP in The Press Carrying baby car seats could injure new mums, experts warn As featured in BBC News Do NOT carry heavy baby car seats, new mothers are told because their weight can cause serious injuries As featured in The Daily Mail It's not just women - MEN need to do pelvic floor exercises, too! As featured in The Daily Mail Latest Tweets Tweets by @JPOGP