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Background: Emerging evidence shows that altered cortical brain maps play a key role in the initiation and maintenance of a human pain experience and therapeutic treatments may po…
Background: Mental and behavioral health issues are rising and becoming increasingly prevalent as a comorbid clinical presentation in rehabilitation. Objective: To assess rehabil…
Background: Pain knowledge is often measured using the Neurophysiology of Pain Questionnaire (NPQ). The original NPQ was designed for adult populations and to-date, not adapted fo…
Background: Chronic pain is complex and often needs a multi-disciplinary approach focusing on changing cognition (education), movement, and strategies to calm down a hypervigilant…
Background: Educating occupational therapy (OT) students in pain science is essential to align with biopsychosocial treatment models and multidisciplinary approaches. This knowled…
Background: Altered cortical maps can initiate and maintain a pain experience and older adults who move less may be at increased risk for pain, balance and fall risk issues. Purp…
Background: The chronic pain epidemic requires all healthcare providers to develop an updated, uniform understanding of modern pain science. Objective: To determine if a 2-hour p…
Background: Pain neuroscience education (PNE) is well-studied and described in outpatient clinical settings but not inpatient clinical environments. Objective: To assess if PNE n…