What do patients feel is MOST valuable when receiving pain education? ๐ค
1๏ธโฃ Emotions, thoughts, experiences influence pain.
2๏ธโฃ Pain is multifactorial experience
3๏ธโฃ Pain can be heightened protective response that can be positively influenced
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๐ People are relatively willing to accommodate pain to continue a cherished activity, even if it causes harm
@DellMedSchool@DrDavidRing#OrthoTwitter
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Thirty Years of Neuroscientific Investigation of Placebo and Nocebo: The Interesting, the Good, and the Bad
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"Unfortunately, this new knowledge regarding
placebos has the potential of being dangerously exploited by pseudoscience."
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5 practices that have the potential to enhance the healthcare professional's presence and connection with patients...
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"Perceptual illusions show us in a clear and unambiguous way that we don't directly perceive the world around us. Perceptual experience is a simulationโa mental modelโthat doesn't always correspond to the reality it aims to depict." https://t.co/4E8xM71g5p
Abnormal findings in 97% of MRIs of knees in asymptomatic adults. Even bucket handles. โTreat the patient not the MR imageโ. Not new but salient. โฆ@brucebforsterโฉ https://t.co/6Utu6SAIDk
๐ฌ In this first episode, Josef M. Andersen will interview Kiran Satpute. We hope you enjoy this interview and this project! We aim to actively contribute for bridging the gap between research-based knowledge and clinical practice!
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A comparison of mobilization and mobilization with movement on pain and range of motion in people with lateral ankle sprain: A randomized clinical trial
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