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The Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 13: Better outcomes for pain treatment"Welcome to Pain Matters, the podcast where we delve into the latest advancements and discussions surrounding pain treatment and management. Join us as we explore insightful conversations with leading experts like Professor Lorimer Moseley, who shares invaluable insights into improving outcomes for chronic pain patients. From understanding the evolution of pain treatment to addressing challenges and areas for improvement, each episode offers a deep dive into the complexities of pain management. Discover how clinical trials and multimodal approaches are reshaping the landscape of pain care, and gain practical insights on translating scientific knowledge into effective clinical strategies. Whether you're...
2024-03-1630 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 12: Validating the Pain Experience with Dr. Sarah WallworkValidating someone's pain experiences is important for building trust, fostering understanding, and providing support. However, it's crucial to strike a balance and be mindful of the context to avoid over-validation. Here are some considerations and tips for validating a child's painful experience:
Listen Actively: Pay close attention to what the child is expressing verbally and non-verbally. Show that you are engaged and interested in their feelings by maintaining eye contact, nodding, and using verbal affirmations.
Empathize: Put yourself in the child's shoes and try to understand their perspective. Acknowledge their emotions and let them know...
2024-02-2927 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 11: Trajectories in low back pain - Good and Bad NewsWelcome to another insightful episode of Pain Matters! In today's episode, we dive deep into the clinical course of back pain, a topic that affects many of us at some point in our lives. Professor Lorimer Moseley, who sheds light on a groundbreaking clinical course with a staggering 10,000 participants.
The study meticulously divides patients into two categories: those experiencing back pain for less than six weeks and those enduring it for more than six weeks. The focus? Recovery chances.
A recent meta-analysis by Dr. Sarah Wallwork, utilizing data from a massive 20,000 people, unveils not two b...
2024-02-1521 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 10: Fit For Purpose - the three pillars for pain treatmentProf Lorimer Moseley presents the 'Fit for Purpose Model' for treating chronic low back pain in a 30-minute session as part of Master sessions and a course in June and October 2024 in the UK, EU, US and Canada. The Fit for Purpose Model, outlined by Moseley, addresses chronic pain, particularly focusing on the back, with three pillars: structural integrity, individual conviction, and brain-body map alignment. Lorimer highlights collaboration with Prof Ben Wand and their Resolve trial, emphasising the model's ground-up approach. The Resolved trial, aiming to discern specific effects in chronic back pain interventions, is discussed alongside upcoming Master...
2024-01-3129 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 9: Creating a framework for educational interventions with Brian Pulling (2/2)In the latest episode of "Pain Matters" Professor Lorimer Moseley, accompanied by Bart van Buchem, a pain specialist physiotherapist, welcomes back guest Brian Pulling. They delve into a research paper focused on developing a scale to understand how individuals with painful arthritis perceive their situation, pain, disease, and prognosis.
The conversation takes an intriguing turn towards a new study involving network analysis, a cutting-edge method in psychometrics. Brian explains that network analysis examines relationships between different questionnaire items, aiming to understand how people conceptualize and understand osteoarthritic knee pain.
The significance of network analysis in p...
2024-01-1820 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 8: Understanding pain and concepts of pain with Brian PullingPain Matters Episode 8 features hosts Lorimer Moseley and Bart van Buchem interviewing their guest, Brian Pulling. Brian, an American researcher finishing his PhD, shares insights into a research project focused on understanding how individuals think about pain, specifically in the context of osteoarthritis. The episode delves into the development of a questionnaire to explore people's conceptualizations of osteoarthritis pain. Brian emphasizes the importance of face validity in questionnaire development and shares insights from cognitive interviews, highlighting diverse perspectives on pain. The conversation, hosted by Lorimer Moseley and Bart van Buchem, provides valuable insights into the complexities of understanding and...
2024-01-0428 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 7: Decoding Clinical PatternsWelcome back to another insightful episode of "Pain Matters" with Lorimer Moseley! In this follow-up episode, we're delving deeper into Pain Hyper Sensitivity, building on the thought-provoking discussions from our previous installment that sparked numerous reactions and questions from our engaged audience at mail@mastersessions.academy.
Join us as we explore the clinical presentations and diagnostic properties related to Pain Hyper Sensitivity. Lorimer sheds light on the examination process and provides explanations that aim to demystify this complex topic. Recognizing the need for clinicians to identify patterns, Lorimer emphasizes the importance of initiating conversations, not just through...
2023-12-2124 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 6: Painsystem HypersensitivityWelcome to a new episode of the Pain Matters Podcast, where we dive into the intricate world of pain science with leading expert Professor Lorimer Moseley to explore the concept of pain system hypersensitivity.
In our journey through the realms of pain, we encounter terminology that seeks to capture the essence of patients' experiences. One such term, "pain system hypersensitivity," emerges from a meticulous study where patients themselves were asked to articulate their ongoing pain states. In this episode, we unravel the significance of this term, delving into its connections with primary and secondary hyperalgesia, as well...
2023-12-0725 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 5: Some great questions from our listenersWelcome to this episode where we delve into the intriguing questions posed by our listeners across the globe, ranging from professionals in the pain field to individuals with firsthand experiences. The overwhelming response reflects a shared curiosity about the complexities of pain.
In response to Jerry's query, which stems from the challenge of introducing pain education to chronic pain patients resistant to the idea, Lorimer takes a comprehensive approach. Drawing from his wealth of experience, he provides insightful advice on navigating patients stuck in the belief that their pain can be fixed with a tangible solution, such...
2023-11-2338 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 4: Central SensitizationWe apologize for the inconvenience caused due to some audio issues in the first uploaded episode. We have fixed the problems, so you can now listen to the relaunched episode without any unexpected volume differences. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Did we get lost in translation with Central Sensitization?
Professor Lorimer Moseley dives into the history and today's implications of this important scientific finding.
- Introduction to Central Sensitization: The podcast episode delves into the concept of Central Sensitization and its impact on pain research and education. It's discussed as...
2023-11-1225 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 3: Milestones in pain researchThe episode is part of the "Pain Matters With Lorimer Moseley" podcast and discusses the history of pain's evolution over time.
Title: Pain Matters With Lorimer Moseley - Episode 3
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Join Lorimer Moseley in Episode 3 of "Pain Matters" as he delves into the intriguing history of how our understanding of pain has evolved over time. In this episode, Lorimer shares his own personal memories and experiences related to history and introduces a fascinating journey through the world of pain research. Key points include the establishment of the International Association for the Study of Pain...
2023-10-2621 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 2: Early career and challenged by complexity
In this enlightening episode of the MasterSessions Pain Matters Podcast, join renowned pain researcher Lorimer Moseley and the Bart van Buchem as they delve into the fascinating story of Lorimer's early career in the world of pain research.
Lorimer shares his unexpected path from being a physiotherapy student to becoming a respected academic, all thanks to a motivating lecturer who saw his potential. Discover how a chance clinical encounter with a senior academic changed the course of Lorimer's career, leading him into the realm of scientific research.
Listen in as Lorimer reflects on the pivotal...
2023-10-1231 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersEpisode 1: Why Pain MattersThe inaugural episode of the "Pain Matters Podcast" with Professor Lorimer Moseley, titled "Why Pain Matters," delves into the profound significance of pain in our lives and society. Professor Moseley explores the multifaceted impact of pain on individuals, communities, healthcare, and research funding.
Pain touches the lives of countless individuals, affecting not only those who experience it but also their loved ones, colleagues, and communities. The discussion highlights the far-reaching implications of pain, encompassing reduced quality of life, social isolation, decreased productivity, and its association with various health conditions. Despite pain being a significant contributor to disability...
2023-09-2922 minThe Lorimer Moseley Podcast: Pain MattersIntroducing Why Pain Matters With Professor Lorimer MoseleyThis is the 'Why Pain Matters' Podcast - with Lorimer Moseley
So, from now until whenever, we will be covering matters of pain and why pain matters. Short, hopefully interesting accounts of things I reckon are important or fascinating or challenging or troubling. I will enjoy it and I really hope you do too!
I am not too sure on where exactly to start – there is so much good stuff going around. If the podcast goes down well we might start taking requests, And on that, I have wondered about the marker of success and I...
2023-09-2702 min
The Adaptable Athlete PodcastTreating Pain Through Problem Solving w/ Leanne RathSend us a textMy guest today is Leanne Rath! (FACP) Leanne a is physiotherapist practicing at Physiosports, Brighton, Melbourne Australia. She is sought after as an educator and mentor to the profession. She is a keynote in the Physiosports Education platform and is an invited speaker on Lorimer Moseley’s MasterSessions later in 2022, an online worldwide pain conference exploring “Less Pain, Better Performance” She is currently involved in projects through the University of South Australia, Tash Stanton’s Knee Osteoarthritis & Pain Education Trial and is working in partnership with researches at Victoria...
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Healthy Wealthy & Smart576: Prof. Lorimer Moseley: Pain Science Research: Now and the FutureIn this episode, Pain Scientist, Clinician, and Distinguished Professor at the University of South Australia, Lorimer Moseley, talks about pain and research. Today, Lorimer talks about his many streams of research, assessing cognitive flexibility, and his MasterSessions. What is cognitive flexibility and how does it affect pain? Hear about the social determinants of pain, COVID's impact on Pain Revolution, the complexity of chronic pain, and the responsibility that comes with doing pain research, all on today's episode of The Healthy, Wealthy & Smart Podcast. Key Takeaways "One of the biggest determinants of your...
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