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Discussions emphasize that how shoulder impingement is explained to patients influences their perceptions and willingness to engage in physiotherapy, with posts highlighting the significance of non-threatening language and the effect of labels, like describing tendon issues without alarming terminology. The tone varies from supportive to critically reflective, showcasing their interest and engagement with the topic’s practical implications.
Many posts acknowledge the importance of understanding and communicating about shoulder impingement, indicating general support for the study’s focus on patient perceptions.
Discussions show high curiosity about how language and explanations affect patient engagement and treatment outcomes.
Participants reference specific ideas from the publication, such as the impact of terminology on patient behavior, demonstrating active reflection.
The exchanges suggest recognition that the findings could influence clinician-patient communication practices, hinting at a moderate to high potential impact.
Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuvy https://t.co/0alVkC5sc2 https://t.co/FxT5dUtUYE https://t.co/QKWiT27sUi https://t.co/AdZUmiQph2 https://t.co/gEOQ3KYNiy https://t.co/q3N0gsShTN
@debwilliamsPT @Connect2Physio @JeremyLewisPT @AdamMeakins @ShoulderDocUK @JaredPowell12 @theshoulderdoc @Back_in_Action @AnjuJaggi @Prof_Littlewood @marcusbatemanPT @Valjones2305Val @redclareconnor @giovanni_ef @MaryOKeeffe007 @zadro_josh @CGMMaher https://t.co/evXFID2luk https://t.co/2uig5mJwwQ https://t.co/LyRk6xPVmV some starters - context and delivery are all :)
@thomas_jesson Not sure, probably: https://t.co/Z3YMLHTziZ Presume there are no other alternatives?
9️⃣ Non threatening explanations Often the labels given & explanations used around painful problems just don’t inspire people to do things. If you have an unstable core or impinged shoulder, maybe the idea of movement/exercise could make it worse https://t.co/QQ4A4EYqM8 END
“It is the tendon being caught by this piece of bone and wearing it away.” “(How are we going to get this pain to go away?) By removing this piece of bone.” “I can’t imagine how any amount of physio is going to shift this piece of bone..." https://t.co/QKWiT2ovWi
https://t.co/CaWh6tL43y https://t.co/hinAu5vMv7 https://t.co/frgti1VpCP https://t.co/eSKBoLYlo3 3/4
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RT @E3Rehab: Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuv…
RT @E3Rehab: Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuv…
RT @E3Rehab: Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuv…
RT @E3Rehab: Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuv…
RT @E3Rehab: Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuv…
RT @E3Rehab: Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuv…
RT @E3Rehab: Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuv…
Qualitative papers you should consider reading if you work with patients who experience shoulder pain: https://t.co/mPNFM1fuvy https://t.co/0alVkC5sc2 https://t.co/FxT5dUtUYE https://t.co/QKWiT27sUi https://t.co/AdZUmiQph2 https://t.co/gEOQ3KYNiy https://t.co/q3N0gsShTN
@ChrisLittlew00d @AndrewVCuff with https://t.co/SaQo6PWR2h i really like this (again not answering your question specifically!)
RT @sefid_oficial: Síndrome de pinzamiento subacromial: ¿qué significa esto para y para el paciente? Un estudio cualitativo que puedes leer…
Síndrome de pinzamiento subacromial: ¿qué significa esto para y para el paciente? Un estudio cualitativo que puedes leer a través de este enlace. https://t.co/rCRNegPIDg https://t.co/6cPWmdw3mK
RT @CorKinetic: 9️⃣ Non threatening explanations Often the labels given & explanations used around painful problems just don’t inspire pe…
“It is the tendon being caught by this piece of bone and wearing it away.” “(How are we going to get this pain to go away?) By removing this piece of bone.” “I can’t imagine how any amount of physio is going to shift this piece of bone..." https://t.co/QKWiT2ovWi
9️⃣ Non threatening explanations Often the labels given & explanations used around painful problems just don’t inspire people to do things. If you have an unstable core or impinged shoulder, maybe the idea of movement/exercise could make it worse https://t.co/QQ4A4EYqM8 END
https://t.co/CaWh6tL43y https://t.co/hinAu5vMv7 https://t.co/frgti1VpCP https://t.co/eSKBoLYlo3 3/4
@Retlouping Language shape behaviors. Telling someone that he has shoulder impingement seems to induce negative expectations about PT https://t.co/dBOF0HLd8n And it seems to be the case for many pathologies https://t.co/4Y2Rj7po1M
@PhysioTodd Keep posting Luke, consider doing one on subacromial impingement, excellent points raised by @AndrewVCuff in this article: https://t.co/qZWHT3CaCh
RT @ShoulderGeek1: @debwilliamsPT @Connect2Physio @JeremyLewisPT @AdamMeakins @ShoulderDocUK @JaredPowell12 @theshoulderdoc @Back_in_Action…
RT @ShoulderGeek1: @debwilliamsPT @Connect2Physio @JeremyLewisPT @AdamMeakins @ShoulderDocUK @JaredPowell12 @theshoulderdoc @Back_in_Action…
RT @ShoulderGeek1: @debwilliamsPT @Connect2Physio @JeremyLewisPT @AdamMeakins @ShoulderDocUK @JaredPowell12 @theshoulderdoc @Back_in_Action…
RT @ShoulderGeek1: @debwilliamsPT @Connect2Physio @JeremyLewisPT @AdamMeakins @ShoulderDocUK @JaredPowell12 @theshoulderdoc @Back_in_Action…
RT @ShoulderGeek1: @debwilliamsPT @Connect2Physio @JeremyLewisPT @AdamMeakins @ShoulderDocUK @JaredPowell12 @theshoulderdoc @Back_in_Action…
@debwilliamsPT @Connect2Physio @JeremyLewisPT @AdamMeakins @ShoulderDocUK @JaredPowell12 @theshoulderdoc @Back_in_Action @AnjuJaggi @Prof_Littlewood @marcusbatemanPT @Valjones2305Val @redclareconnor @giovanni_ef @MaryOKeeffe007 @zadro_josh @CGMMaher https://t.co/evXFID2luk https://t.co/2uig5mJwwQ https://t.co/LyRk6xPVmV some starters - context and delivery are all :)
RT @AndrewVCuff: @DrJN_SportsMed @timandrews86 @DrMarwanAl_D @TendonImaging @LinearProbe @DickyShoulder @mike61668028 @NickFerran Nothing t…
@DrJN_SportsMed @timandrews86 @DrMarwanAl_D @TendonImaging @LinearProbe @DickyShoulder @mike61668028 @NickFerran Nothing to lose? See @bendean1979 tweet from Friday. Or here for general risk: https://t.co/Z3YMLHTziZ
@MahlerNord Ça existe encore les conflits sous acromiaux ?
@thomas_jesson Not sure, probably: https://t.co/Z3YMLHTziZ Presume there are no other alternatives?
@garethphysio1 @Prof_Littlewood @Seth0Neill @catrinphysio https://t.co/7WKRXS1bn3 Yes this maybe?
@adamdobson123 @AdamMeakins https://t.co/7WKRXS1bn3 Agree tech language is something we need to consider from the patient perspective
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