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What Most Clinicians Get Wrong About Pain (And Why Patients Don’t Improve) | Dr. David Walton
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Staying Relevant: The Future of Rehab & Peformance por Tom Swales
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Pain treatment isn’t failing because clinicians don’t care — it’s failing because we may be measuring, reasoning, and treating the wrong things. From outdated pain scales to over-reliance on research models that don’t reflect real patients, many clinicians are stuck using systems that don’t match reality.
In this episode, Dr. David Walton — physiotherapist, pain scientist, and researcher at Western University — breaks down what we’re getting wrong about pain, why outcomes are inconsistent, and how clinicians can think differently to get better results in complex cases.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn
- Why pain scales (0–10) may be misleading your clinical decisions
- The real predictors of recovery in musculoskeletal pain
- How psychological factors influence outcomes more than physical ones
- Why rand ...
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Tom SwalesphysiotherapistCliniciansuniversityHealthcareRecoveryDr. David WaltonPain ResearchGraduatesPain Management
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