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Clinical reasoning when dealing with non-specific pain

This lecture starts of by presenting a theoretical framework for understanding pain. From there it guides us step by step trough the clinical reasoning process when dealing with non-specific pain.
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A Theoretical Framework for Understanding Nonspecific Pain

A theoretical framework for nonspecific pain: the IASP definition, pain as a protective response to perceived threat, Gifford's Mature Organism Model, nociception and its modulation, and the biopsychosocial model as the basis for clinical reasoning.

18:50
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History, Examination and the Vector Model in Nonspecific Pain

How to collect information through history taking, listening and examination, then use Matthew Low's vector model to map how biopsychosocial factors add up toward a symptom threshold and choose simple, patient-led interventions.

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