A Fellow looking for some sense in healthcare.
Cherry Hill, NJ
Joined October 2009
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Chris Keating retweeted
McConnell or kinesiology taping— which works best for patellofemoral pain? 🤔
Evidence from a systematic review reveals what impacts pain and function most.
Read the full review → orthopt.org/content/publicat…
#APTAOrthopedics #OrthopedicPT #EvidenceBasedPT
Chris Keating retweeted
Tramadol versus placebo for chronic pain: a systematic review with meta-analysis and trial sequential analysis ebm.bmj.com/content/early/20…
Tramadol may have a slight effect on reducing chronic pain
potential harms tramadol use for pain management likely outweigh its limited benefits.
Chris Keating retweeted
The utilization of dry needling - a survey of contemporary clinical practice within the USA tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
50 free online copies available!
Chris Keating retweeted
Just published 🔥
Do physical or imaging changes explain the effectiveness of progressive tendon loading exercises? A causal mediation analysis of athletes with patellar tendinopathy
Spoiler: NO
👇👇👇
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Chris Keating retweeted
Dear X Friends, on order of the Belgian Government >500 clinicians were trained in applying contemporary #pain science. Here are the results of the first 405 clinicians: journals.lww.com/pain/fullte… 🙏Minister F. Vandenbroucke @vooruit_nu & past Minister @Maggie_DeBlock @openvld
Chris Keating retweeted
Congratulations Danielle Anderson (@Dani_AndeAFPT), PT, DPT, DSc, on receiving @NASA's Silver Snoopy Award! APTA is honored to have had Danielle present at APTA's Future of Physical Therapy Summit, and look forward to her session at #APTACSM.
Read more: airforcemedicine.af.mil/News…
Chris Keating retweeted
Pain intensity measures don’t only measure pain intensity… they also measure pain distress!
When someone says their pain is 10/10 often they’re saying… “I’m really struggling, please take me seriously”
degruyter.com/document/doi/1…
Chris Keating retweeted
Our new article just published. "Practice what we teach: why academic PT faculty should stay in the trenches." Free full text for the first 50 people who click the link below. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Chris Keating retweeted
Integrated manual therapies: IASP taskforce viewpoint
journals.lww.com/painrpts/fu…
Top PT researcher, Dr. Piva from @PittPT, shifting focus to managing a painful knee condition @AAOMPT #CantMissConference
Research, collaboration, and advancement at @AAOMPT excited for another great conference!
🍾 New Publication! Great work by Jeff Paskewitz on this one. Ultrasound Identification of Popliteal Lipoma as a Source of Knee Pain | JOSPT Cases jospt.org/doi/abs/10.2519/jo…
Chris Keating retweeted
Dr. Sourav Podder presenting our data in two abstracts at the American Hernia Society 2024 in Chicago
🚀 Excited to share our latest case report:
Key findings: ✅ Significant strength & function improvements post-TKA ✅ BFR therapy shows promise for home-based rehab
Proud to represent @JeffersonUniv in advancing innovative rehab! 🔗 ijspt.scholasticahq.com/arti… @ResearchAtJeff
Chris Keating retweeted
The ocean is for everyone. I’m happy to join my friend Kelly Slater in signing the petition to decriminalize beach access in New Jersey: change.org/p/decriminalize-n…
Chris Keating retweeted
Abstract submissions open for the first joint Annual Scientific Meeting of the Irish Pain Society and Northern Irish Pain Society on 19th October.
Excellent lineup of speakers, workshops and educational meetings.
Deadline for abstracts 10th Sept
irishpainsociety.ie/ips-nips…
Chris Keating retweeted
Manual therapy and exercise for lateral elbow pain. Whopper of a Cochrane review. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3880… Low certainty evidence
Exciting News! 📢
Just published an insightful article on the utility of the JTOG for measuring collaborative practice competencies virtually, in-person, & across health professions! Dive into the details of how Rasch Analysis was used tandfonline.com/eprint/PM2T8…
Join our tennis elbow study! Details: Single session (30-40 minutes) Questionnaires and brief clinical examinations, Flexible scheduling, Who can participate?
18-75 years old and Diagnosed with tennis elbow. DM me
