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Trust, teamwork and transparency
Teams are a feature of healthcare, and nowhere more so than in pain management. This is because, at least for chronic pain, no single profession can claim to have all the answers. Many of us know we… more →
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The Interdisciplinarians
wrote 4 months ago: It sounds like it should be an action movie, doesn’t it? It should, because the Interdisciplin … more →
Multidisciplinaires par Excellence
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wrote 6 months ago: This weekend I was pleased to take part in the Third Annual Berkeley Ancient Italy Roundtable (BAIR) … more →
A Helicopter Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
wrote 7 months ago: “Fail early and often.” This war cry du jour of speakers on entrepreneurial innovation a … more →
Science or art? The recombinant DNA of cross-functional teams
wrote 7 months ago: If you have previously stopped by you will know that I’m a fairly recent recruit to a public l … more →
Identifying and categorizing patient safety hazards in cardiovascular operating rooms
wrote 9 months ago: Source: BMJ Quality & Safety Follow this link for abstract Date of publication: May 2012 Publi … more →
Post Telluride Reflection by Matt Starr #TPSER8
wrote 10 months ago: I finally was able to get my burrito, but not without trouble. We showed up to town after a long aft … more →
Trust, teamwork and transparency
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wrote 1 year ago: Teams are a feature of healthcare, and nowhere more so than in pain management. This is because, at … more →
Sources of Wisdom and Madness
wrote 1 year ago: My previous post, Wisdom and Madness of the Yelp Crowd, was a bit on the long side so I didn’t … more →
Visual Thinking
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wrote 1 year ago: Do you think in words – or in pictures? Various communities use the term visual thinking in di … more →
Foursquare - Devils in the Data
wrote 1 year ago: Foursquare is in the news again today. Naveen Selvadurai’s is leaving. I’m not intereste … more →
Rise of the Expert Generalist
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wrote 1 year ago: Expert generalists may soon have their day in the sun. If the idea of expert generalist doesn’ … more →
Multidisciplinary State of Mind
wrote 1 year ago: As a first-post intro, I’ll tell a short story about how experience in systems engineering sha … more →
When patients think their problem is mysterious
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wrote 1 year ago: This post is sparked off by a Facebook discussion where someone (you know who you are!) asked what t … more →
Education or a cognitive behavioural approach?
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wrote 1 year ago: There is a reasonable amount of evidence suggesting that self management of chronic pain is only mod … more →
Not just neural plasticity - health system plasticity
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wrote 1 year ago: In chronic pain management there seems to be a pretty consistent pathway for people to finally get t … more →
Using the Chronic Pain Acceptance Questionnaire
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wrote 1 year ago: Over the past few months I’ve been using the Chronic Pain Acceptance Questionnaire (CPAQ-8) as … more →
What to do about catastrophising even when you're not a psychologist
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wrote 1 year ago: OK, it’s time I stopped the suspense. This post is about what to do about catastrophising eve … more →
Catastrophising and (maybe) what to do about it for subacute/chronic pain
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wrote 2 years ago: This post is written primarily for non-psychologists, like a few of my recent ones! This is because … more →
More "Psychological stuff isn't in my scope of practice" so what can I do?
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wrote 2 years ago: I promised there would be more on this topic – it’s a popular one and full of vexing que … more →
