Twitter Site of the NIH Funded U24 called ForceNET. ForceNET endeavors to bridge the knowledge gap between research in mechanisms and clinical outcomes.

Joined June 2022
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🫶CONVERGE 2025 is thrilled to host @awmcdevittDPT who will be presenting on "Mechanisms of Force Based Manipulation- What Clinicians Need to Know". ➡️ Join the conversation and connect with other professionals at Converge 2025. sites.duke.edu/forcenet/upco…
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Dear Twitter Friends, here we introduce the Comprehensive Pain Management Editorial Series @BrazJPhysTher, discuss the global pain science revolution + stretching the boundaries of our profession for the sake of our patients: shorturl.at/bdpBE.
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Jennifer Bent, PhD, is the coordinator for ForceNET, an NCCIH & NINDS U24, w/@DukeOrtho's @chadcookpt. She plans, implements, and executes @ForceNET5 activities bridging the gap between research in force-based mechanisms and outcomes relevant to patients and their clinicians.
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🔥🔥🔥Mark you calendar. May 16th, 2023 at 4 EDT, Dr. Partap Khalsa (the legend) will be providing a "behind the scenes" discussion on how grants are funded by the NIH. Event Hosted by @ForceNET5 All are welcome
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Congratulations to @awmcdevittDPT and @ChadCookPT who received a grant from the @Foundation4PT (Paris Patla Manual Therapy Research Grant) for a study titled “Specific and Shared Mechanisms Associated With Treatment for Chronic Neck Pain.”
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Great article on responder analysis “fails to give the needed clinical interpretation, has poor statistical properties, increases the cost of studies because binary outcomes require significantly higher sample sizes, and raises ethical issues” @chadcookpt discourse.datamethods.org/t/…
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