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Ep 7 Jo Gibson talking the BioPsychoSocial model
Join Jo and ben as they chat about the much discussed BioPsychoSocial (BPS) model.
Some points that are pondered!
Has the BPS model been misinterpreted?
Is it better described as a self reflection tool?
Is it...
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Ep-6 Steve Kamper discussing stats, research and interpretation
Great chat with Steve Kamper talking research evidence and stats
We talked about;
Teaching statistical concepts to clinicians & there importance
How much is research for researchers?
Researchers collaborating...
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Podcast EP 5 - Melissa Farmer talking central sensitisation and pain
Here pain researcher Melissa Farmer joins Ben Cormack to discuss amongst other things
Central sensitisation and the confusion around it and central sensitisation syndrome
Pain and emotion
CBT and mindfulness and pain
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Cor-Kinetic Podcast Ep 4 - Roger Kerry talking evidence based medicine
In this episode Ben & Rog get into evidence based medicine.
They talk about the application of population data to the person in front of you in clinic.
How we should understand more about the fundamentals of...
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Cor-Kinetic podcast 3 - Joletta Belton & Keith Meldrum. A person in pains perspective
In this 3rd episode Ben chats with Joletta Belton & Keith Meldrum who are both patient advocates and active within the IASP to promote a better understanding of the issues that patients face within...
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Cor-Kinetic podcast Ep 2 - Austin Baraki on exercise & lower back pain
In episode 2 Ben & Austin get deep into lower back pain.
Austin Baraki is an MD in America and also part of the Barbell medicine team.
The discussions looks at public perceptions of pain and lower back pain in...
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Dr Bronnie Lennox Thompson Podcast - Cor-Kinetic Ep1
Welcome to the first episode of the Cor-Kinetic podcast!
Ben and Bronnie chat about (amongst other things)
Bronnies approach to 'living well with pain'
AND rather than OR when it comes to pain versus function...
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