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Absolutely delighted to say my dissertation research has been officially published! Thank you to everyone who participated, those that encouraged me to pursue with publication, and @ClionaMcR for all your help along the way. Open access available here 👉 doi.org/10.3828/dap.2025.1
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🚨 Cognitive functional therapy reduces pain and disability in chronic low back pain patients, and its effects are not attributable to placebo ✅
NEW #BJSMBlog summarises this recent study 📄
Blog 👉 bit.ly/3TssfIT
Paper 👉 bit.ly/4kiRSXr
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Our study in the European Journal of Pain challenges the common belief in 'safe' squat lifting for chronic low back pain (CLBP). We found that improvements in pain & function often come from moving AWAY from squat-like techniques. #LowBackPain #Physio
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Our study in the European Journal of Pain challenges the common belief in 'safe' squat lifting for chronic low back pain (CLBP). We found that improvements in pain & function often come from moving AWAY from squat-like techniques. #LowBackPain #Physio
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Non-specific diagnostic labels for musculoskeletal conditions foster positive views about prognosis and non-invasive management but require clear explanation: a systematic review
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A nerve root decompression position identified by 3D CT scan: the modified reversed contralateral axial rotation position for patients with lumbar disc prolapse
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Low back pain management sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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A patients journey of navigating care for her knee - the impact of inappropriate care, miscommunication and what we can learn to do better.
READ AND SHARE THIS 👇👇
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How much does an MRI change over a period of up to 2 years in patients with chronic low back pain? Is a repeated MRI really necessary in the follow-up of patients with chronic low back pain? link.springer.com/article/10…
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What is causing my back pain?
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Investigating physiotherapy students’ perceptions of ability to assess & treat vestibular pathology. A combined quantitative & qualitative survey.
Congrats @edcookphysio highlighting undergrad education needs in #VestibularRehab @thecsp physiotherapyjournal.com/art…
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Great work by @edcookphysio pre reg MSc student presenting his work today
Well done 👏
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#Physio23 rapid 5 session starts with Ed, MSc student from Liverpool Uni on vestibular rehab awareness amongst students #RightToRehab
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Great variety of topics presented during the Rapid5s from the students-Ed Cook, Rachel Lund, Natalie Mak & Carrie Fewins-Scales! #Physio23
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#Rapid5s this afternoon now!
Great to hear students present their dissertations!
The future is bright! #StudentLeaders #StudentResearch
Brilliant day at the @thecspstudents conference today! Big thanks to everyone that spoke, really valuable take home messages from all. Proud to have presented my research and excited to soon begin my journey as a part of this profession. @thecsp @LivUniPhysio @LivUniHealthSci
5⃣ Papers that have developed my knowledge of back/neck pain and my confidence in spinal assessment...
5) Clustered clinical findings for diagnosis of cervical spine myelopathy
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