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What just happened? Reflecting on change* after watching Peter O’Sullivan at EP3
This is part two of a shared blog from Jay-Shian Tan and Kevin Wernli on the NOI group website, two PhD students at Curtin University who were invited to attend […]
25
Jan
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Integrating Explain Pain and Cognitive Functional Therapy in persistent low back pain
This is part one of a shared blog from Jay-Shian Tan and Kevin Wernli on the NOI Group website, two PhD students at Curtin University who were invited to attend […]
19
Dec
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Why Patient Stories Matter at Professional Conferences
Joletta Belton (Jo) writes a blog on living with chronic pain which covers a range of topics related to her story. In this post she talks about the importance of including the patient […]
22
Nov
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‘Overdiagnosis’ / ‘overtreating’– relevant in sports physio/medicine?
In this podcast, Prof. Peter O’Sullivan discusses some key issues regarding low back pain with Prof. Karim Khan (editor of the British Journal of Sports Medicine). “We can massively create […]
27
Oct
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Needless treatments: spinal fusion surgery for lower back pain is costly and there’s little evidence it’ll work
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article here. It was written by Gustavo Machado, Christine Lin and Ian Harris. From […]
13
Feb