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Module 3 - Variables associated with PFP: physical activity and psychology

Episode

3 of 10

Published

Oct 12th, 2022

Run Time

7m 59s

Topic

The Patellofemoral Pain Course

Your Instructor

Brad Neal

Brad Neal

Episode Summary

Explore how patellofemoral pain is shaped by both activity levels and psychological factors, from training load and symptom flare-ups to anxiety, depression, and fear of movement. Learn why these variables matter for prognosis and how they can guide smarter, more individualized management.

Intended Learning Outcomes

1. Recognise physical activity and psychological variables associated with PFP persistence

2. Understand how physical activity and psychological variables affect prognosis

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