My first article has been published with European Journal of Physiotherapy via @tandfmedicine.
‘Keep moving, but carefully’: back pain beliefs among NHS staff
https://t.co/U0z5UYSSoX
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What do NHS staff with back pain really think about their symptoms? And where do they learn it from?
‘Keep moving, but carefully’: back pain beliefs among NHS staff - published in European Journal of Physiotherapy, Volume 25 Issue 3
https://t.co/SmjQkDksvt
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Research is long... and leads to more questions than answers, but is very rewarding.
Having a research study that has been published is a great source of credibility amongst other HCPs
Meeting and working with world class physiotherapists and researchers was the best bit
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Back pain beliefs were influenced by HCP advice, moving and handling training, family opinion and childhood experiences, offering insights into the settings where BP beliefs could be targeted.
And what did I learn...?
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In summary:
(1) Family time is limited—cherish it.
(2) Friend time is limited—prioritize real ones.
(3) Partner time is significant—never settle.
(4) Children time is precious—be present.
(5) Coworker time is significant—find energy.
(6) Alone time is highest—love yourself.
My first article has been published with European Journal of Physiotherapy via @tandfmedicine.
‘Keep moving, but carefully’: back pain beliefs among NHS staff
https://t.co/U0z5UYSSoX
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