Guest EpisodeEpisode 171 · December 2, 2024

Transforming Knee Osteoarthritis Treatment Through Implicit Belief Analysis

Pain NeuroscienceClinical ReasoningLifestyle Medicine

Join us in this episode of the Modern Pain Podcast as we sit down with Brian Pulling to explore groundbreaking research on why people with knee osteoarthritis avoid physical activity despite its known benefits. Brian shares insights from a study using the Implicit Association Test (IAT) to uncover subconscious beliefs associating movement with danger. We delve into how these implicit threat associations differ from explicit beliefs and the implications for clinical practice. Brian also shares...

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Join us in this episode of the Modern Pain Podcast as we sit down with Brian Pulling to explore groundbreaking research on why people with knee osteoarthritis avoid physical activity despite its known benefits. Brian shares insights from a study using the Implicit Association Test (IAT) to uncover subconscious beliefs associating movement with danger. We delve into how these implicit threat associations differ from explicit beliefs and the implications for clinical practice. Brian also shares his personal journey from physical therapy training in the U.S. to becoming a leading researcher in Australia. This episode is packed with valuable information for clinicians looking to improve pain management strategies and help patients move more confidently.ARTICLE

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About the Guest

Brian Pulling, PhD

Brian Pulling, PhD

Postdoctoral researcher

Brian is an epidemiologist at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute in Adelaide Australia. His research focuses on on using big data to improve the quality and safety of care for older adults. He completed his PhD with the Persistent Pain Research Group at the University of Sout

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