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FQxI @fqxi.org · Jul 23

"Physics writes equations, humanities talk about emotions. But the world is one” says Carlo Rovelli.
Sean Carroll's Bayesian approach relies on computer scientist and philosopher Judea Pearl's breakthrough that taught AI systems to distinguish correlation from causation.
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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Jul 18

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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Jul 18

JUST OUT!

PhysioEthology: A posthuman perspective on physiotherapy

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This paper discusses the mounting challenges facing the physiotherapy profession and possibilities that may open up in response #planetarycrisis

Physioethology: a post-humanist perspective on physiotherapy

Physiotherapy faces mounting challenges in an era of planetary crisis. This paper proposes a reorientation of physiotherapy through the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, specifically...

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MACP @physiomacp.bsky.social · Jul 3

Join @mattlow.bsky.social (MACP Knowledge Translation Officer) in conversation with Paula Bright, as they reimagine musculoskeletal physiotherapy in a fantastic podcast available to all:
www.macpweb.org/resources/13...
Follow the link to find out more information about the podcast!

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Emily Herring @emilyherring.bsky.social · Jun 11

Guess what!? My biography of Henri Bergson will be available in paperback NEXT WEEK (June 19th)! John Banville called it "the most intellectually stimulating book I read this year" and the NYT called it "lively and deft". Get your copy here (or don't I'm not a cop): linktr.ee/eherring

Herald of a Restless World How Henri Bergson Brought Philosophy to the People

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Eivind Engebretsen @eivinden.bsky.social · May 17

New paper led by my excellent Dutch colleagues Britt Kraaijeveld Sietse Wieringa & Jet Bussemaker

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How concepts guide policy: an ethnographic study of the meaning making of ‘appropriate care’ in Dutch healthcare

Concepts, such as value-based healthcare, patient-centered care and integrated care, are used to guide and govern healthcare structures and services. …

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Lucia Ruggiero @lruggiero.bsky.social · May 6

Digital maturity: towards a strategic approach
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Judy Wright @jmwleeds.bsky.social · May 6

Fascinating lecture by @trishgreenhalgh.bsky.social on How digitalisation increases health inequalities. Introduced by @auhe-leeds.bsky.social 's own @katiespencer.bsky.social at Leeds Uni Med School. I suspect (hope) lots of research ideas and plans are being generated to build on this. Thank you 🙏

Trish Greenhalgh stood in front of a slide from her lecture with QR codes to key papers from the RBD2 study

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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Apr 13

Why physiotherapy needs a historical philosophy of objects.

Latest Substack post out now.

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Why Physiotherapy Needs a Historical Philosophy of Objects

Physiotherapy in Motion: Why Objects Must Be Understood Historically

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MACP @physiomacp.bsky.social · Apr 9

BOOKING is now open to ALL members for our fantastic Challenging Concepts in MSK study day with an excellent line up of speakers.Capacity is limited so book now to avoid missing out. Bookings open to non-members next week! Book here www.macpweb.org/events/488/m...

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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Mar 23

The limit of static theories and the need for a philosophy of movement.

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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Mar 22

The limit of static theories and the need for a philosophy movement.

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The Limit of Static Theories and the Need for a Philosophy of Movement

Rethinking, objects, bodies, and health as processes in motion

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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Mar 21

My sequence of Substack posts @jamesholroyd.bsky.social

Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Feb 10

Physiotherapy in
Motion: A Philosophical Inquiry Through a PhD Journey

Writing a PhD thesis is as much about grappling with ideas as it is about writing them down. Here, I attempt to put some of those struggles into words.

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Home | Substack

Discover and discuss great writing with the world’s smartest readers on Substack.

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karenmccreesh.bsky.social @karenmccreesh.bsky.social · Mar 21

Health at a glance Europe report 2024 - key data showing trends in increases in obesity, static physical activity, ageing and comorbidity, and worrying insights into the ageing healthcare workforce www.oecd.org/content/dam/...
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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Mar 20

Object oriented ontology: the body has an unknown object.

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Object-Oriented Ontology: The Body as an Unknowable Object

Hidden surplus...

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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Mar 19

Relational ontology: The body as a network of interactions.

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Relational Ontology: The Body as a Network of Interactions

Exhausted, static networks...

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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Mar 13

Thanks Amanda 😃

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Amanda Hensman-Crook @mandhc.bsky.social · Mar 13

Well worth a read . Great work Matt!

Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Mar 13

The problem of stasis: part 2

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The Problem of Stasis: Part 2

Constructivism: The Body as a Social Fabrication

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Matthew Low @mattlow.bsky.social · Mar 13

The problem of stasis: part 2

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The Problem of Stasis: Part 2

Constructivism: The Body as a Social Fabrication

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MACP @physiomacp.bsky.social · Mar 8

We are delighted to announce the MACP study day will be taking place in Birmingham on Saturday 7th June this year! Come and join us for some top CPD with a clinically applicable focus! Keep an eye on all the usual spaces for more information in the near future.

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Sabrina Coninx @sconinxphil.bsky.social · Mar 5

Quite excited to be a speaker at the ISPSM conference this year. Submission is still open until the 01.05.2025 👇

ispsm @ispsm.bsky.social · Mar 4

Very excited to announce ISPSM’s preliminary programme and call for abstracts for this year’s conference! ✨

Deadline for submission: 01/05/2025

See philevents.org/event/show/1... for full event details.

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