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Luke McGrath
Luke McGrath explores how uncoordinated prescribers and hidden drug interactions lead to long-term liability. Drawing on three practical case studies, Luke outlines actionable steps case managers can take immediately to spot early risk signals and impleme
Grant McKechnie
Grant McKechnie, an accredited exercise physiologist, myotherapist and pain educator, explains why the body changes, and why recovery remains possible.
Grant McKechnie
Grant McKechnie, an accredited exercise physiologist, myotherapist and pain educator, explains why the body changes and why recovery remains possible.
Lauren Finestone
An updated position statement on patients' rights to pain management reminds clinicians, services and healthcare systems that appropriate pain management is a human right.
Lauren Finestone
This is the second article in the 3-part series from a recent Pain Revolution event featuring Professor Tamar Pincus in conversation with Professor Lorimer Moseley AO.
Tanya Cambey
Every clinician carries worries that follow them home. This article makes the case for sharing them — and for building the kind of professional network that makes you a better practitioner.
Lauren Finestone
Community-based exercise physiology programs are being used to support psychological recovery following motor vehicle crashes.
Lauren Finestone
Long-term opioid use is common in workers’ compensation, and far harder to unwind than to start. A focus on early intervention, independent oversight and tailored deprescribing is opening the door to better outcomes for patients.
Lauren Finestone
The traditional model of passive treatments — where patients lie on tables while therapists do things to them — is giving way to something more empowering: helping patients take control of their own recovery.
Lauren Finestone
Irish physiotherapist Kieran O'Sullivan shares practical tools for helping patients identify their personal pain triggers and break the cycle of persistent back pain.
Professor Michael Nicholas
Professor Michael Nicholas from the University of Sydney will outline the key components of this initiative designed to equip healthcare providers with the confidence and skills needed to support injured workers with persistent pain.
Elyssa Wiecek & Fiona Hammond
The webinar explores how digital health solutions can improve workers' compensation outcomes through evidence-based care delivery and proper evaluation frameworks.
Lauren Finestone
The final instalment of our summary of the podcast conversation between Dr Rangan Chatterjee and Professor Peter O'Sullivan highlights how clinicians' approaches, beliefs and communication can affect patient outcomes and overall well-being.
Lauren Finestone
A podcast conversation between Dr. Rangan Chatterjee and Professor Peter O'Sullivan is a valuable resource for anyone dealing with back pain. In Part 2 of our 3-part summary of this conversation, O'Sullivan discusses the importance of relaxation
