Prudence
@PrueButlerPhysio and novice clinician-researcher. Interests: pain, FND, complexity, reducing healthcare induced harm. Open your mind to the possibility of other truths.
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Get your applications in 👇🏻#painstar #AusPainSoc @AusPainSoc
#painSTAR Program now available! Excited to announce @JeffreyMogil will be joining us this year in the Barossa Valley from 10-14Nov - now all we need is you. Applications close 27 May. dcconferences.com.au/painstar/ #AusPainSoc
PainSTAR 2024 - applications now open! We can’t wait to welcome the class of 2024 to the Barossa in November. Get in while you can 👇🏻#AusPainSoc
Who’s coming to painSTAR!! Applications now open via dcc.com.au/painSTAR #AusPainSoc @anne__burke @AusPainSoc
Anyone have experience with or know of research on sharing ePPOC outcome results with patients? How is this best done? Is it helpful or does it have unintended consequences? @ePPOC_UOW @AusPainSoc
The most important statistical points based on reviewing more than 1000 papers submitted to the Lancet Group of Journals (2021 - 2023)
Exciting PhD opportunity here @UQHealth - more info at this link: study.uq.edu.au/study-options/… RT widely please
First I thought people would read the paper before citing Then I thought people would read only the abstract before citing Then I thought people would read only the title before citing Based on how some people cite my work, I now think some people don't even read the title
‘Ignorance is just as dynamic as knowledge, and it grows in the same proportion. Still, each generation of physicians imagined their ignorance was the special provenance of their elders.’ From ‘Cutting for Stone’ by Abraham Verghese
'Illness should be recognised as demanding more humanistic precepts, but deeply ingrained routine dies hard; the inescapable indoctrination of much of our clinical training underlines the culpability of missing a physical disorder.'
I might be biased, but distress and how we engage with it in physiotherapy, in practice and theory, is important. Congratulations @miriam_dillon, @RebeccaEOlson and the rest of the team! frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…
My next PhD publication. Thanks to my amazing team! frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…
How often are all these factors legitimately taken into account in caring for patients? It’s bloody hard to do, which is probably why we default to focusing on the diagnosis/label. Source: coursera.org/learn/understa…
Having spent a lot of time studying the biology of ageing and frailty, I firmly believe that people do die of old age. Excellent article on why we need to recognise this as the population ages.
Death in older people can be a consequence of the natural processes of their decline in biological old age, and there is no need to impose a pathological explanation, writes Dr Will Cairns ow.ly/7BL550PEO5w
A fellow @ClinPsyD_Hull trainee @rkhinchliffe is researching people's experiences of FND for her thesis. If any of you lovely people are interested in taking part, please pop her an email using the address on the image below!!
🔥🔥🔥A wonderful work done by the team of @head_like_egg on what Central Sensitization Inventory and Pain Sensitivity Questionnaire really assess...pain researchers need to know. 👏👏👏 journals.lww.com/pain/Abstract/… Like and retweet as much as possible! 🤩
Nice when a conference brainwave survives the initial scrutiny from your colleagues at the following coffee break, and then a few months later the results are published Open Access in @ScandJPain: degruyter.com/document/doi/1…. #EFIC2023 @EFIC_org
Ever wondered what uncertainties people experience when navigating care for their LBP? 🤔 Learn about their experiences & how their uncertainties may be better navigated by clinicians and health systems 👇🏾 Open access here - bit.ly/3QftI4G
Results: X is correlated with Y Limitations: This was a cross-sectional correlational study so we cannot infer that X causes Y Clinical implications: Our results imply that intervening on X would be a good way to treat Y Once you start seeing this pattern, it's EVERYWHERE
Are you a young person (aged 16-24 years) living with chronic musculoskeletal pain? Or know someone who is? If so, @hels_slater and her team would love your help to design a digital platform for young people with chronic musculoskeletal pain. 👇 @CEIH_SA @AusPainSoc #AusPainSoc
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