How can exercise progression be similar for someone with nociceptive pain and nociplastic pain!!!?? The contingency depends on what the presentation is. #painQanda
#PainQandA how should a clinician (trained as a generalist or system specialist) practice when trying to bridge the ideal of person-centred BPS approach, the social determinants of health to address persisting pain when operating under constraints- time, insurance timeframes?
@GregLehman As the end-user of the body of knowledge via applications YOU have the most important say in how close to reality the researchers conclusions are. Appeal to authority is a logical fallacy and I hope they’re reading this thread.
Just out in @JPhysiother!
We showed that people with history of low back pain are open to using exercise to prevent recurrence, but they tend to prefer programs that differ from those known to be effective
https://t.co/uzKw0efIZa
@marklaslett_NZ@Tash_Stanton@laurarathbone@JHaleATX@BJSM_BMJ @shereebekker @LSEInequalities As a person of “colour” I find the usage of that descriptor very offensive and disturbing particularly because your intended use of such language is a symbol of what British colonisers liked to see normalised for those who looked different. Can’t wait for the 🦕 thinking to end.
More for @PeteOSullivanPT Spinal flexion seems inevitable when you lift from the floor. Yet, it is often said that spinal flexion will cause low back pain. This tweetorial will dive into these issues.
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I can't say enough good things abut the PEAK Physiotherapy Exercise and Physical Activity for Knee Osteoarthritis Training Program by @HinmanRana IT IS EXCELLENT! We should all do the FREE training. https://t.co/p3oMz8Pdc8
This paper was a doozy but it is FINALLY published!!
Our work shows impaired implicit motor imagery performance in people with chronic, but not acute, neck pain.
With the legends: @SarahBWallwork@HayleyLeake Aimie Peek, Lorimer Moseley. https://t.co/0SN3WrentW
@taramajumdar@dibbygibby@TEDxKingston Woah! I know a certain tribe/ camp that is hardline that will hate this claim. I would love to hear the arguments presented. It also goes against the Gibsonian dichotomy between direct perception vs sensation!
This is just horrendous and distressing to watch!
1st ‘amplified pain syndrome’ is NOT a thing! 2nd this is torture NOT treatment.
This so called heathcare professional needs to be struck off and given a taster of her own ‘medicine’. I feel sick... 🤢
@GregLehman@AdamMeakins The converse of “no pain no gain” is “more pain more gain”- it’s BS all the way. People who are desperate for a cure will do anything from bloodletting to whatever this hokum is.