An evaluation of a pain education programme for physiotherapists in clinical practice
ConclusionsA pain education programme delivered to physiotherapists in clinical practice was both possible to deliver and acceptable to participants. A key strength of the programme was the applicability to real‐life practice, which was valued by physiotherapists. While physiotherapists felt that pain neurophysiology education was important, they reported lacking confidence in implementing their pain neurophysiology knowledge with patients. Thus, more time is needed to focus on pain neurophysiology education, with the aim of increasing confidence with the application of this approach in clinical practice.
Source: Musculoskeletal Care - Category: Physiotherapy Authors: Jenni Monaghan, Nicola Adams, Melissa Fothergill Tags: RESEARCH ARTICLE Source Type: research
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