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Thanks @head-like-egg.bsky.social, was very fortunate to have such a great team alongside.

I'd be curious to know, within a framework of fear-avoidance, can we identify patients who have genuine mechanical reasons to be cautious/protective of movement and those who don't? We could stratify to psychological vs physiological approaches based on this distinction perhaps?

I agree. I've encountered lots of clinicians in the NHS who feel unable to "open that box". We must ensure our patients have the support available to manage the implications of their trauma, but whether we should be 'ostriching' and not asking in the first place remains a pertinent question, I think

What a great paper, that was really helpful, thank you for sharing

That'd be great Ted, if I could be added? Thank you

Thank you @asafklaf.bsky.social, I will

Thanks Siri! Has been an eye-opening (and rather sobering) education for me..

Appreciate the Bluesky tips too! Got a lot of learn there as well. Hope you're well