Body in Mind

Over this holiday season we are publishing our Editor’s picks of 2018 for you to read and enjoy again. The third and last one is by Derek Clewley. — The obvious […]

Over this holiday season we are publishing our Editor’s picks of 2018 for you to read and enjoy again. The second one is by Kai Karos. — Times are changing. Our […]

Over this holiday season we are publishing our Editor’s picks of 2018 for you to read and enjoy again. The first one by Amanda Williams and Chris Williams — Chronic […]

The opioid epidemic is the largest public health issue facing the United States, and we are at a critical crossroads as pain physicians to find effective alternative medications and approaches […]

Consider the following… What is the first question that comes to mind when you find out someone is pregnant? Most of us would ask “Is it a boy or a […]

After our 2018 Rural Outreach Tour from Sydney to Albury, Lorimer and the Pain Revolution crew put their heads together to work out a vision that would inspire the organisation […]

A few years ago, I was sitting in a conference listening to what was pretty cool science. I remember thinking ‘this is a nice little development’. I looked around the […]

Part 2 What should patient education involve? Clinical guidelines provide little detail on the what, where, and how long of patient education. There are common features on what should be […]

Part 1 Should patient education be part of my treatment? Patient education gets physiotherapists so worked up! I am often surprised at how virulent discussions of patient education can become. […]

4. Why am I excited? First up, one of the great liberators of being a scientist is that we are not just permitted to change our minds, we are actually […]