Ep 192. How Clinician Words and Actions Shape Pain Outcomes with Brendan Mouatt

💭 “Instead of just getting nociceptive information from that body part, you're getting other sensory information. You're changing the input t...

💭 “We only give antibiotics to a very small, very specific group of patients, and we have a success rate of 92%.” - Dr. Hanne Albert 👉🏻 Our guest ...

💭 “ Based on the sensitivity of the vertebrobasilar insufficiency test, we cannot recommend it anymore.” - Dr. Nathan Hutting 👉🏻 Our guest is Dr. ...

💭 “ One of the things we do in the military is train people to be better leaders. We build leaders.” - Dr. Jason Silvernail 👉🏻 Our guest is Dr. Ja...

💭 “ If a state neither explicitly allows nor explicitly prohibits imaging referral, and they are in fact, silent, the ability to talk about it gets...

💭 “ Primary care means you are taking that whole health perspective. All systems, not just orthopedic musculoskeletal. You're taking everything ...

💭 “If I'm going to be looking at the back, one of the first things I like to do is a myotome exam. I find myotomes to be the most sensitive.” - D...

💭 “The military service was really nice because it allowed physical therapists to act as musculoskeletal gatekeepers.” - Dr. Troy McGill. 👉🏻 Our ...

💭 “When inflammation is dominating the condition, we are going to set up the tissue with an environment for healing and recovery.’’ - Kristi Maguire ...

💭 “We are now doing a cervical intervention and demonstrating desensitization in the trigeminocervical complex. It is widely accepted that sensitizat...

💭 “You must first be able to decrease the nociceptive information to the trigemino-cervical complex and then to the upper central nervous system regi...

💭 “Aerobic exercise is good in some conditions that present with neuropathic pain.” - Dr. Eva Sierra-Silvestre 👉🏻 Our guest is Dr. Eva Sierra-Silv...