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The AI cat is out of the bag — transparency, and reflections from the RTWMatters team
ChatGPT. We’re betting you’ve heard about it lately. It’s been hard to miss, and seems here to stay. The RTWMatters team wanted to find out for ourselves what it was all about. We’re on board with it, and want to tell you how we are using it.
EAST-ern medicine — how behavioural science can help people self-manage their health and wellbeing
A guide about what drives our behaviour can help people living with long-term conditions and those who support them get started (and stay) on a journey of self-management. It can also help prevent long-term conditions from developing in the first place.
A new guide to help primary care practitioners treat people with low back pain
There's a new guide for primary care practitioners who work with people with low back pain.
Exploring an AI-powered solution to long-term back pain
We’re becoming more and more aware that traditional treatments for long-term back pain — like opioid medications and surgery — can be costly, ineffective or even risky. A new, alternative treatment approach is safe and effective.
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