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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    September 2018

  • A national initiative to advance pain education across Canadian physiotherapy programs

    BIM · September 20, 2018

    Integrating best evidence on pain management within the entry-level training of healthcare professionals is arguably one of the most comprehensive and effective ways of closing the knowledge-to-practice gap within our field. This, however, is no ...

    Body In Mind
  • Balancing confidence and compassion when responding to children’s chronic pain

    BIM · September 17, 2018

    A diagnosis of chronic pain is not a milestone that parents and young people plan for. Similarly, knowing how to effectively respond to and care for a child who is experiencing pain that sticks around ...

    Body In Mind
  • Are Modic changes associated with low back pain?

    BIM · September 12, 2018

    About thirty years ago, de Roos et al. [1] found some signal changes in the endplates of the lumbar vertebra on MRI that had not been described in the literature before. Dr. Modic and his ...

    Body In Mind
  • A mechanistic approach to pain management: Applying the biopsychosocial model to physical therapy

    BIM · September 6, 2018

    “Physicians and patients usually harbor a concept of pain that involves a linkage between body damage and the pain reported by the patient. This is an inadequate concept that leads both physicians and their patients ...

    Body In Mind
  • Biased towards pain: the role of expectancy in impaired selective learning in fibromyalgia patients

    BIM · September 3, 2018

    Associative learning is the process by which people and animals learn that two events or stimuli occur together. One of the evolutionary advantages of associative learning is to identify predictors of adverse situations or consequences ...

    Body In Mind
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