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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    July 2018

  • Drew Sturgeon

    Injustice Perception in Chronic Pain: Shaped Through Expectation and Experience

    BIM · July 30, 2018

    A tendency to perceive pain as an irreparable or unjust experience may vary widely between people and across situations. Sullivan and colleagues have termed this pattern of thinking “injustice perception”, and have proposed that it ...

    Body In Mind
  • Physiotherapists struggle to identify and deal with psychological factors in chronic low back pain

    BIM · July 26, 2018

    Psychological factors including catastrophizing, fear of movement and psychological distress are predictors of negative outcomes in patients with chronic low back pain (CLBP).[1] Furthermore, patients with CLBP often have comorbid depressive and anxiety disorders.[2] Healthcare professionals involved ...

    Body In Mind
  • What about the clinimetric properties of sensorimotor measurement instruments?

    BIM · July 23, 2018

    That chronic low back pain (CLBP) is associated with functional and structural changes in the central nervous system is difficult to dispute and subject to wide-ranging ongoing research (Moseley and Flor, 2012, Omori et al., ...

    Body In Mind
  • Cognitive Biases and Young People’s Pain Experiences: What do we know and where to go next?

    BIM · July 19, 2018

    Many children and teenagers are affected by chronic pain, which can negatively impact their day-to-day activities, how they feel, and their likelihood of future health problems[1,2,3,4]. Psychological therapies are effective at treating pain and related ...

    Body In Mind
  • CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION or CONCERN? Thoughts on using left/right judgment tasks in clinical practice.

    BIM · July 16, 2018

    Introducing left/right judgement tasks (LRJTs) into clinical practice and using them in the management of individuals with chronic pain is, I think, something to celebrate and a success story for translational research. Seminal work on ...

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