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Academic research project description outlining objectives, methodology, participation requirements, supervision, and research tasks for a literature-based scoping review examining definitions and criteria for return-to-sport decisions in athletes with hip or pelvic-related tendinopathy.
Year: 2026
Institution: The University of Queensland
Program: UQ Summer Research Program
Project type: Academic research project
Research method: Scoping review of scientific literature
Research framework: Outcome Measures in Rheumatology (OMERACT) process
Topic: Return to sport decision-making criteria for athletes with tendinopathy
Medical focus: Hip or pelvic-related tendinopathy (iliopsoas, adductor, proximal hamstring)
Target participants: Physiotherapy students (any year level)
Engagement period: 12 Jan 2026 – 20 Feb 2026
Workload: 20–36 hours per week
Delivery mode: Remote
Primary supervisor: Dr Viana Vuvan
Co-supervisor: Brent Sahota
Research activities: Systematic article screening, eligibility assessment, data extraction, synthesis of findings
Software used: Covidence
Contact: [email protected]
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Achilles Tendinopathy
Year: 2023
Region / city: Essex
Topic: Health, Tendon Injury
Document type: Informational Guide
Organization / institution: NHS, Essex Wellbeing Service
Author: Not specified
Target audience: General public, individuals with Achilles tendinopathy
Period of validity: Ongoing
Approval date: Not specified
Modification date: Not specified
Symptoms: Pain above the back of the heel, stiffness, pain after running, swelling, tight calves
Diagnosis: Clinical assessment
Treatment options: Medication, ice therapy, exercise, lifestyle changes, physiotherapy, shockwave therapy, surgery
Duration of recovery: 3-6 months
Additional considerations: Sleep quality, nutrition, weight management, stress reduction
External resources: https://www.nhs.uk
, https: //essexwellbeingservice.co.uk
Tennis Elbow (Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy): Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Management
Condition: Tennis Elbow (Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy)
Alternative names: Lateral epicondylitis
Type of document: Patient information leaflet
Medical field: Musculoskeletal health
Affected area: Elbow and forearm
Common age range: 40–60 years
Prevalence: Up to 1 in 3 people during lifetime
Primary symptoms: Lateral elbow pain radiating to forearm and wrist
Common causes: Repetitive wrist extension, gripping and forearm overuse
Diagnostic method: Clinical assessment and physical examination
Imaging: Ultrasound or other imaging if nerve damage suspected
Conservative management: Activity modification, exercise therapy, ice application, support strap, analgesia
Recovery duration: 6 months to 2 years
Rehabilitation response time: Up to 12 weeks
Referral options: Physiotherapy, shockwave therapy, steroid injection, surgery
Lifestyle considerations: Stress management, sleep, alcohol avoidance, smoking cessation, physical activity
Target audience: Patients experiencing lateral elbow pain
Golfer's Elbow (medial elbow tendinopathy)
Year: 2023
Region / city: UK
Topic: Health, Musculoskeletal conditions
Document type: Medical leaflet
Organization: NHS
Author: NHS
Action period: Ongoing
Approval date: Not provided
Modification date: Not provided
Topics: Return-to-Sport Pelvic-Related Tendinopathy