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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    April 2018

  • Upper extremity exercise in people with Rheumatoid Arthritis – does EXTRA help?

    BIM · April 30, 2018

    It is well known that exercise is good for health and wellbeing – but is it OK to exercise if you have painful joints caused by an inflammatory arthritic condition? This is a question that ...

    Body In Mind
  • Better than what? Any treatment for back pain can be effective… it might just depend on what you compare it with

    BIM · April 26, 2018

    Was my treatment helpful, benign or harmful? Consider the common clinical scenario – a patient presents complaining of pain. You decide to administer a particular treatment. Over time the patient’s symptoms improve. Do you then ...

    Body In Mind
  • It’s time for a shake up: Driving system wide change to improve musculoskeletal pain care and outcomes

    BIM · April 24, 2018

    Shaking it up Most of us working in the pain field know the many challenges well. Challenges are widespread, reaching from the health systems (macro) level, downstream through service delivery level and into the clinical ...

    Body In Mind
  • When can you say you are well again? How do people with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome define recovery?

    BIM · April 19, 2018

    Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is diagnosed according to a clear and distinct description of the signs and symptoms of the condition [1]. Clinician observations and patient reports are used and reaching a threshold “score” ...

    Body In Mind
  • Take a step back to understand muscle behaviour in chronic low back pain

    BIM · April 16, 2018

    There is a popular belief that chronic non specific low back pain (CNSLBP) patients need to have higher activation of their trunk muscles during simple functional tasks in order to stabilize their spine. Changes in ...

    Body In Mind
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