Helen Keeble retweeted
🚨 NEW #Infographic on having pelvic health conversations within sports settings 🗣
Aiming to raise pelvic health awareness and identify appropriate screening and management practices ✅
Full article ➡️ bit.ly/4hf3862
Helen Keeble retweeted
🚨Very proud of this paper for three reasons: 1. lots of early career researchers as co-authors 2. this tool is designed to be used in practice to benefit female athletes 3. it pulls together over 20 years of experience in one resource! ➕ its OPEN ACCESS! bmjopensem.bmj.com/content/1…
Helen Keeble retweeted
Great to see one of my PhD studies on MC and HC tracking in female Gaelic football players now published ahead of print in @IJSPPjournal
Huge thanks to the team @Niamhnic4 @CiaranOCathain @ElliottSale @madigan_sharon and all the players involved!
🔗 journals.humankinetics.com/v…
Helen Keeble retweeted
Our very own @HKPelvicPhysio will be on @IrelandAMVMTV tomorrow morning talking all things pelvic floor
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@DCU @DCU_Research @DCUFSH
Tune into tomorrow (Friday 18th Oct) around 9:30am to @IrelandAMVMTV if you’re free & you’ll see a familiar face 👀
#squeezetheday
@AlwaysDiscreet
@dcu_shhp
Helen Keeble retweeted
🚨New PhD opportunity @TUS_ie @SHEResearch_TUS @aoifemlane Full details ➡️tus.ie/rdi/research/office/f… Come join the team at the SHE Research Center! Closing date July 1st.
Helen Keeble retweeted
If you are a HCP involved in maternity care on the island of Ireland, please consider completing our online survey exploring physical activity guidance during pregnancy. And please share with your contacts! 🙏 app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk…
Helen Keeble retweeted
Looking forward to speaking alongside this esteemed list of keynotes in @CUH_Cork on Tuesday.
If you want to learn more about the supports available with
@ProgrammeSpark then come along and say hi!
@WeHSCPs @cuh_hscp @SteedFiona @JackieAReed @Fitz8S @fionamelia123
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Helen Keeble retweeted
Check out our Delphi study & consensus statement on designing a postpartum return-to-running program in BJSM for FREE! bjsm.bmj.com/content/58/4/18…
@ironmomPT @ABSPhysio @emma_physiomum @ExercisePreg @marlizedv @drhbomb @LoriForner @DufourSinead @IzzyMoorePhD @amandaolsondpt
Helen Keeble retweeted
⚠️ "Pelvic floor dysfunction among athletes is undervalued, underreported, and undertreated" 🏃♀️
Have you seen the #Infographic from the #CurrentIssue? 📖
🔟 naked truths about the pelvic floor in athletes👇
bit.ly/47P0pfy
Helen Keeble retweeted
We are interested in how the menopause, and specifically testosterone deficiency, has affected women’s ability to take part in physical activities. Women are forbidden by the world drug regulating body, WADA, from taking testosterone for any reason, even if they are suffering from testosterone deficiency and the subsequent symptoms are affecting their overall health and ability to participate in their sport.
This is despite the problem being increasingly recognised, and effective treatment being available to women who don’t take part in elite sport.
This survey is anonymous, takes <10 minutes to complete and is open to all women aged 18 years or over, who participate in physical exercise or sporting activity, whether organised, at home, competitive or as a leisure pursuit. We would really value your feedback.
To take part, please click here:
ifwh.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo…
Helen Keeble retweeted
⚠️ What are women’s preferences when it comes to pelvic floor screening?
NEW #BJSMBlog provides the #TakeHomeMessages from the recent paper, with the key themes of:
1️⃣ Women (not) telling
2️⃣ Screening for symptoms
3️⃣ Creating safe sports environments
👉 bit.ly/3uz43LT
Helen Keeble retweeted
I'm delighted to share our Feminae protocol! Thanks team: @Sale_ExNut @clareMINAHAN @TStellingwerff @PaulSwinton9 @AC_Hackney @DrKateAckerman @lebrun_connie @TessFlood @eimeardol @Bicycle_Bryan @ShawnArent @RituTM @jokasten @JaneSThornton @mette_contact
bmjopensem.bmj.com/content/9…
18 months of planning
8 steering group members
3 athlete advisors
7 international testing sites
Many grey hairs!!!
It’s finally time to publicly announce Feminae!!
Feminae: an international multisite innovative project for female athletes bmjopensem.bmj.com/content/9…
Helen Keeble retweeted
New paper just released ahead of print - #FemalePhysiology (adolescent girls)+ #Exercise - Big Shout out to my collaborators in Lebanon, France, India, Iran, Germany, Canada - Multinational team!💪💪💪 @ZouhalHassane Merci beaucoup - @UNCEXSS
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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📣 Participants Needed!!!
Researchers at DCU are actively recruiting physically active females to explore how different nutritional interventions can affect iron status.
Scan the QR code or email [email protected] to get involved
Helen Keeble retweeted
Deadline for applications for our 2 new professional development modules in female athlete health is this Friday. Modules start in September 2023.
These modules are suitable for those working with active women.
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Replying to @dermotburke0
@dburkephysio giving the audience a quick down of the initiatives we run in Spark.
Reiterating how #SparkSeed is open all the time and the power of supportive team.
Nice use of ‘you can’t start a fire without a Spark’ Dermot!
#SparkSummit23
Helen Keeble retweeted
We are looking for coaches (male and female) to take part in an online interview ‼️💻
‘Investigating the Experiences of Coaches working with Female Athletes and the Menstrual Cycle’
Follow the link below for more information ℹ️ linktr.ee/nfogarty
Helen Keeble retweeted
Replying to @dermotburke0
@dburkephysio giving an insight to the Spark Innovation Programme at @_ISCP_ Fellowship and Student Awards night on @WeHSCPs Day 2023 @ProgrammeSpark
Helen Keeble retweeted
Me and @emma_physiomum got to discuss pelvic floor problems with @TheRealNihall on @bbc5live for a whole HOUR yesterday! 🤩 Listen again on @BBCSounds and don’t miss caller Simon at 53min in 🥹 #pelvicfloordysfunction bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001jz…
Helen Keeble retweeted
Excited to recruit for our upcoming study led by @CelesteColtman & @IzzyMoorePhD. Building from my MSc research we'll further investigate biomechanical impact of @evbsport compression garment on the pelvic floor.Local to Cardiff?Had a baby within last 5yrs? Consider participating
**Seeking Participants for a New Research Study at @cardiffmet in collaboration with @IzzyMoorePhD @ABSPhysio**
Our study aims to examine the running biomechanics of postpartum women with and without symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction. More details in thread.































