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MSK Research Brief.
By Michael Post, PT, DPT, Dip. MDT, FAAOMPTEducation
MSK Research Brief. episodes
- Abady, et al. 2017Investigation into the Kappa values of reliability of orthopedic special tests at the shoulder when utilizing the Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy or McKenzie Method9 min
- 6 min
- Hallgren, 2014Specific eccentric exercises prescribed for those with subacromial shoulder pain to reduce surgical rates in Sweden.10 min
- Biederwolf, 2013A proposed algorithm utilizing special tests to guide improved diagnosis of shoulder pathology.10 min
- Clark, et al. 2017Prognostic indicators of pre-morbid characteristics related to developing chronic pain syndromes.9 min
- Diener, et al. 2016Narrative review exploring the importance of establishing therapeutic neuroscience education to facilitate productive and meaningful of exchanging information throughout the patient interview.9 min
- Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine HierarchyReview of evidence-based hierarchy to guide research stratification based on methodology.6 min
- Nijs, et al., 2011Narrative review presenting a theoretical algorithm in working with patients with altered central pain modulation or chronic pain syndromes.8 min
- Sorensen, et al. 2010How to approach and utilize education in those with chronic low back pain, utilizing a non-injury model approach.8 min
- 6 min
About MSK Research Brief.
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Welcome to the MSK Research Brief. This audiocast exists to provide a brief update on Physical Therapy and rehabilitation research. We are a community-guided and funded company to increase exposure of…
relevant orthopedic literature to everyday clinicians to improve patient care. This audiocast is linked to supplementary .pdf content and a closed-group discussion forum on Facebook at @mskresearchbrief. Email us at [email protected] to connect with us, visit https://mskresearchbrief.com to learn more. Follow us on Instagram at #mskresearchbrief and Twitter at @msk_rb Thank you for your time!