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Lessons From Elite Sport – the All Blacks

October 14, 2009 by David Fitzgerald | | Print
Filed under News, Physiotherapy Blog

Long post today… I’ve just had the great pleasure of listening and speaking with legendary All-Black rugby captain Sean Fitzpatrick. See: www.balls2business.com for Sean...

Tags: chronic disease, clinical examination, detached, Exercise, failed intervention, hydrotherapy, low back pain, managing poor prognosis, pain questionnaires, Patient attitude towards collaboration between the care providers, Patient confidence in care providers, Patient expectations, peak performance, persistent ongoing symptoms, physiotherapy, Previous response to treatment, primary care, professionalism, prognosis, psychosocial flags, quality assurance, sean fitzpatrick, subjective questioning, targeted therapy, therapist credibility, Type of interventions prescribed

Psychosocial Social Concepts in Primary Care – 10 Tips for practical application.

October 7, 2009 by David Fitzgerald | | Print
Filed under Pain Mechanisms, Physiotherapy Blog

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As clinicians we have been bombarded with research outlining the important role of psychosocial issues in clinical outcomes. I have often wondered why these models have been applied...

Tags: chronic disease, clinical examination, detached, Exercise, failed intervention, hydrotherapy, low back pain, managing poor prognosis, pain questionnaires, Patient attitude towards collaboration between the care providers, Patient confidence in care providers, Patient expectations, persistent ongoing symptoms, physiotherapy, Previous response to treatment, primary care, prognosis, psychosocial flags, subjective questioning, targeted therapy, therapist credibility, Type of interventions prescribed, whiplash

Posts Tagged 'clinical examination'

Lessons From Elite Sport – the All Blacks

Psychosocial Social Concepts in Primary Care – 10 Tips for practical application.

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