Authors: Liesbet Goubert & Hester Trompetter AIM This topical review asks how a resilience perspective might broaden our understanding of adaptation to persistent pain. The authors are particularly interested in why some people continue to function well and maintain meaningful lives despite experiencing substantial pain. Their central proposal is that adaptation can be understood through... Continue Reading →
There are some papers that shape how you think and practice. For me, Back to Basics: 10 Facts Every Person Should Know About Back Pain by O’Sullivan and colleagues is one of them. Published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine in 2019, it distilled a large body of evidence into ten simple messages aimed... Continue Reading →
Several names exist for this issue: Tennis elbow, lateral elbow pain / tendinopathy, epicondylalgia, epicondylitis … They all refer to the same problem. Foreword: This post has been written in relation to the reading and analysis of 6 recent literature reviews that synthesise the current scientific evidence about tennis elbow . These papers have been... Continue Reading →
