Erik

[Chris Maher @CGMMaher]

Best practice care for acute low back pain: A new clinical standard to assist general practitioners https://t.co/uEkh7c8Eq6

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

Adults with a history of low back pain went nearly twice as long without a recurrence of their back pain if they walked regularly, study finds.

🔗 https://t.co/YurRa7RNNv

[Societal Impact Pain (SIP) Platform @SIP_PainPolicy]

SIP's latest resource 'The Burden of Pain: A Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Book of Evidence', explains what is pain, the main pain conditions, their prevalence, treatment options and likely comorbidities, amongst others.

Read the Book of Evidence here: https://t.co/o4qkuJa8MT

[Erik @erik_gry]

"A revised and reconceptualised framework of MT, based on the humanistic domains of safety, comfort and efciency and underpinned by the dimensions of communication, context and person-centred care will ensure an empowering, biopsychosocial, evidence-informed approach to MSK care"

[Roger Kerry @RogerKerry1]

"A modern way to teach and practice manual therapy"

OUT NOW!

Open Access, ready to view, download, cite.

https://t.co/5eGxddDjuD

[Mary O'Keeffe @MaryOKeeffe007]

No-surgery, low-cost alternatives to treat chronic pain https://t.co/pAYNFuRq5T

[Erik @erik_gry]

@Walther_Nilsson @emanuelkarlsten Läste du länken? De började med att leta upp konton som trollade systematiskt innan de ens kollade på innehållet som spreds. Det visade sig senare att det var SD som låg bakom.

[Erik @erik_gry]

@Walther_Nilsson @emanuelkarlsten Det är ensidigt för att det tydligen var SD som sysslade med det. Läs hur kalla fakta gick tillväga..

https://t.co/IOpOVAVMOF

[Emil Hellerud @emilhellerud]

Här kommer mer information av den dataanalys som flera har uppmärksammat i sociala medier kopplat till Kalla faktas granskning ”Undercover i trollfabriken” del 1.

Hur gjorde vi den? Vad visar den? Och varför är den viktig?

🧵Tråd 1/6 👇

[Erik @erik_gry]

@c_dahlstrom 😂

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

Low back pain affects 1 in 13 people.
That’s 619 million people, of all ages, who may benefit from treatment. But so many are missing out on effective care.

Our new guideline outlines the best way to manage chronic low back pain in adults, including older people, according to the evidence https://t.co/qXZcX3Jev3

[Andrew Briggs @AndrewMBriggs]

The WHO guideline for non-surgical management of chronic primary low back pain in adults now has summary guidance available in all UN languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish. Access all resources here: https://t.co/Xu4xIfuLLE

[Erik @erik_gry]

https://t.co/qIW2UxRtpu

[Mary O'Keeffe @MaryOKeeffe007]

Insufficient Evidence for Load as the Primary Cause of Nonspecific (Chronic) Low Back Pain. A Scoping Review https://t.co/v7YrmagLOt @JOSPT @RenemanMichiel

[Cecilia Dalman Eek @dalmaneek]

Det fantastiska sjukhuset Sahlgrenska skulle inte klara en dag utan människorna från hela världen.

Viktig text i dagens DN. #SU_ordföranden

”Flyktingdebatten har ett skevt fokus på problem” - https://t.co/Yecv7RNvQu https://t.co/6rKIw0xSeC

[Peter O'Sullivan @PeteOSullivanPT]

All clinicians working with people with neck pain should read this - Illness perceptions in people with chronic and disabling non-specific neck pain seeking primary healthcare: a qualitative study https://t.co/ksOX9YUyrk
Well done Maaike Kragting and team!!

[Erik @erik_gry]

@unioxens Från en som verkligen uppskattar handlingar lika mycket, eller mer, än ord så är är jag glad att sådana som du finns. Viktig egenskap och som det nog behövs fler av. Men såklart bra att också
kunna möta andras behov ibland..

[Thomas Dekkers | Spinal Specialist Physiotherapist @TDekkersPhysio]

2 weeks to go before the live launch of 'All Things Spinal'.....🔥

I've been fascinated with treating spinal pain from being around my fathers GP practice since the age of 10 and it's the reason I went on to become a physio.

30+ years later I am still fascinated/obsessed by the spine- its intricate function, the disablement it can cause, the capacity for patients to heal and our role in that process.

I believe that there is so much we can offer patients and so much emerging science that can point us how and why to do it.

'All Things Spinal' is my way of bringing all that knowledge together in one place and putting it out to the international clinical community to enhance clinical skills and knowledge - for free.

Every month I'll be conversing 'live' with a fellow clinician and/or researcher on their area of spinal expertise and will try to distill that into clinically applicable information.

I hope you can join me 'live' on X and Instagram @tdekkersphysio and get involved in the conversation.

If you miss an episode the recorded videos will appear here: https://t.co/RlxFGhDKZ0

Our first episode is with the amazing @adamdobson123 on Feb 29th 7pm GMT where we'll be discussing Lumbar Radicular Pain and Radiculopathy.

I looking for to 'seeing' you there 👊

T

[Mary O'Keeffe @MaryOKeeffe007]

Paper by @davidhosch discussed at today's @EFIC_org webinar. Keep a look out for the recording 🙂

Avoiding nocebo and other undesirable effects in chiropractic, osteopathy and physiotherapy: An invitation to reflect
https://t.co/XionuhfVm4

[Andrew Briggs @AndrewMBriggs]

WHO is hosting a webinar series on responding to the global burden of MSK impairments. First webinar next week, 31 January. Register here: https://t.co/mrd63kJfTz
@MSKHealthGlobal

[Erik @erik_gry]

@mathiasced Beklagar ♥️