Do the majority of the older adults we treat have an accurate perception of their physical activity level?
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Relaxation Response Resiliency Program (3RP) in Patients with Headache and Musculoskeletal Pain
When someone is in pain, all they want it to be relieved of their pain experience. I found this nice, recent study in a nursing journal. I think it offers some additional food for thought when dealing with people who are experiencing pain.
Shared Decision Making
Are you aware that National Quality Forum desires shared decision making be included as a standard of care?
Assessing Value Based Care Programs
As I was reading a recent news release on the Spine and Joint Solution created by UnitedHealthcare, I searched to better understand the program to determine the success of the program.
Platelet-rich Plasma and Mesenchymal Stem Cells
Science and being on the cutting edge is exciting.
Knee Osteoarthritis: Replacement Surgery or Conservative Care?
Knee replacement surgery has slowly been on the rise. Many payers incorporate required less invasive options prior to the surgical procedure. When is it appropriate for a total knee replacement?
Cost of Measure Outweighs Benefit
When we choose to make intentional decisions, we take time to consider the big picture which includes risks, benefits, the impact of a taking action and the impact of not taking action.
No Opioids After Total Knee Replacement is Possible
The opioid crisis became real for our family a few weeks ago. Yes, there is talk about the opioid crisis among health professionals, but the talk is more related to the statistics – versus what it means on a personal level.
Person-centered Approaches: What Matters to Patients
Qualitative studies are often times my most favorite. I truly appreciate qualitative studies because it is through them that we learn because of the reflective thoughts that come out of the study.
Knee Pain: A Knee or Hip Problem?
I remember years ago reading research discussing the frequency that a symptomatic hip refers to the knee. Do you keep this situation in mind?