Physio and novice clinician-researcher. Interests: pain, FND, complexity, reducing healthcare induced harm. Open your mind to the possibility of other truths.
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined July 2018
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The most important statistical points based on reviewing more than 1000 papers submitted to the Lancet Group of Journals (2021 - 2023)
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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
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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.…
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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
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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!!
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🔥🔥🔥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/Abstra… Like and retweet as much as possible! 🤩
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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
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Great stuff from #AusPainSoc Director @CGleadhill: 'this program has strengthened my resolve to push for policy impact from my research and has given me the know-how and skills to progress my research along the ‘translation pipeline’.'
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Don't miss this amazing opportunity 👇🏽
Scholarship opportunity for a PhD in understanding the relationship between sleep and pain.
- Living stipend of $32,192 per year, tax free
- Tuition fees covered
If interested contact me: [email protected]
graduate-school.uq.edu.au/pr…
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Predictors of PPPD after vestibular injury 🪐
‼️ increased visual dependence, autonomic arousal (body vigilance) and post-trigger early anxiety are the most important predictors
W/ @aarontrinidade @DiegoKaski #jeffreystaab @jonstoneneuro and #joelgoebel
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3694…
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Excited to announce 2 new #MRFF grants for our team.
1) PRioRTI RCT: PReventing chronic pain after whiplash Road Traffic Injury & 2) Implementing integrated psychological and physical care for Australians after road traffic injury @BetterCre @RecoverResearch
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1/ Yes, I finally published this!
Clinical Utility of a mHealth Assisted Intervention for Activity Modulation in Chronic Pain: The Pilot Implementation of Pain ROADMAP
Published in @EFIC_org 's Eur J Pain.
Link to open access paper: bit.ly/3LpjwV6
🧵below.
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Are you an emerging researcher in applied #clinicalresearch & have #clinicaltrials, systematic reviews, mixed research methods, #QualitativeResearch & quantitative data collection and analyses experience 💪? Applications close on 8 March: bit.ly/3Yxh6aq
@MicheleSterlin7
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From little things big things GROW! If you’ve been thinking about how to support clinicians to translate research into practice, check out what we’ve been doing in Qld Australia with the AH-TRIP team - you can do it too, it’s worth it!
Speaking of #implementation, I am extraordinarily grateful to have been part of the AH-TRIP team for the best part of 3 years. Here’s a paper led by @dr_am_young (with @ingrid_hickman as senior) all about AH-TRIP. Want to know more? Ask me 😉 frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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This was the most emotionally challenging piece I've ever worked on but I think its message is important: patients with Ehlers-Danlos often suffer from "clinician-associated traumatization" from compounding negative encounters in clinic. tinyurl.com/ye25vs4p #EDS #MedTwitter
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Tomorrow is your LAST DAY to submit an abstract for inclusion in the APS2023 program! Deadline will not be extended - hop to it! #AusPainSoc @AusPainSoc – at Sydney, New South Wales
LATE BREAKING ABSTRACT CALL for #AusPainSoc 2023 in #Canberra!
Submit between 31JAN23 to 07FEB23.
Details here: ow.ly/ZgVE50Mth4h
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Just read this: 'we currently have a reactive, single disease oriented, low value, high complexity biomedical system which is not designed for people living with multiple long term conditions but paradoxically is primarily populated by them' Seems to sum it up...
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My favourite study of "how often does a family with small children get a respiratory infection?" is this one, from the USA:
doi.org/10.1093/cid/civ486
Children <5y have one of 16 common respiratory viruses detected in a nasal swab 50% of the year!
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Posterior circulation stroke diagnosis in unselected group of acutely dizzy patients
combination of HINTS and ABCD2 remained highly sensitive in detecting POCI and outperformed each of these tests alone. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…