Master Your MSK Subjective in Minutes: A Simple Framework That Works

Hey everyone!

I’m really excited to share that I’ve just launched my very first eBook on SELA! It’s a simple 6 pages introduction to how I approach clinical assessments in my daily practice, and I thought it would be helpful to share with anyone working in MSK clinics who wants to level up their assessment skills, especially when it comes to subjective assessments.

We’ve all been there: stuck in the middle of an assessment, unsure of what to ask next, jumping from one question to another without any real flow. It can feel disorganised and overwhelming, not just for you but for the patient too.

So I decided to do something about it.

I put together a framework that helps clinicians ask the right questions at the right time, making it easier to identify a clinical diagnosis confidently, while keeping patient safety front and centre. That part is crucial. We’re not just trying to find the right MSK diagnosis but rather, we also want to rule out red flags and those sinister pathologies that might look like MSK issues but are something more serious.

What makes this different? It’s something I built from the ground up. It’s my own method, using acronyms and a structure I created after reading, reflecting, and testing it in real-world settings. It does not matter which joint you’re assessing or what the condition is—if it is MSK, this framework will help.

Whether you're prepping for an interview, just starting in MSK, or stepping into an FCP role, this eBook is a must-have. And the best part? It’s only £1—basically the price of a snack!

I genuinely believe this is a game-changer. It’s helped me—and others—complete full subjective assessments in under 10 minutes, with a clear clinical diagnosis in hand. It has already received great feedback from other clinicians who have used it, and now I’m putting it out there for you too.

If you grab a copy and have any thoughts, feedback, or questions, I would absolutely love to hear from you. Feel free to drop me an email anytime.

Thanks for the support—and happy assessing!

Now available here → https://selar.com/t82615. lets raise the standard of MSK assessment