Exercise Physiologist | PhD Candidate at UNSW and NeuRA
Joined March 2023
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@emwalker_exphys et al. argue that equitable pain care requires integrating awareness of social conditions and structural inequities with clinician reflection and coordinated action across healthcare, communities, and policy. Learn more in #PainReports bit.ly/4rup1E6
Emily Walker retweeted
@emwalker_exphys et al. argue that equitable pain care requires integrating awareness of social conditions and structural inequities with clinician reflection and coordinated action across healthcare, communities, and policy. Learn more in #PainReports bit.ly/4rup1E6
Emily Walker retweeted
The social determinants of health shape people’s pain experiences, management and outcomes.
A recent article led by @emwalker_exphys calls for coordinated action to advance equitable pain care, by focusing on what clinicians can do in practice ✅
doi.org/qmd8
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📣How does pain self-efficacy, kinesiophobia and health-related QOL mediate pain and disability improvements with goal setting and education in people with chronic low back pain?
Read a recently published mediation analysis
here 👉 doi.org/p682
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Well done to @Andrewexphys for publishing his hons work. Here we expanded on our previous survey looking at the perceptions of exercise held by people with CLBP. Check out the open access full text here - tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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First paper of the PhD released today!
Thanks to the team and our collaborators from STARTTS!
meridian.allenpress.com/jcep…
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Great presentations today at @UNSWMedicine seminar. @ProfManuelaF on the first placebo surgery trial for low back pain in Australia (@georgeinstitute), and Prof Tina Skinner on exercise treatment in oncology. Really inspiring to see this important research!!
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Time to introduce ourselves at the Centre for #Pain IMPACT. We are a team of researchers with a wide range of backgrounds and specialities that we use to improve the lives of individuals suffering from chronic pain. Watch this space as we introduce each member of our team.
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@EmWalker_ExPhys recently finished a qualitative study for her Honours looking at Australian physio and EPs' barriers and enablers to EBP for low back pain. What is shown here is very similar to some of her findings. Hopefully published soon 🤞
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First group meeting with our new Honours and PhD students starting their research journeys with @Pain_NeuRa in 2024. The team is growing! Check our pinned post if you're interested in jumping on board. PhD opportunities available!
