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Welcome to PPA Pain Project. This page is being developed by participants of a project to populate the Pain section of Physiopedia. The project is supervised and co-ordinated by the The Physiotherapy Pain Association.
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Tips for writing this page:
- Decribe the principles of exercise prescription and review the evidence about how these might need to be modified to for use in clinical practie for a pateint in pain - reps/sets/duration/intensity/pacing/goal setting/motivation.
- Review the current evidence based for exercise prescription to manage a pain experince. What are the underlying physiological process at work here?
- Are there any models/theories relating to exercise prescription for managing acute/chronic pain?
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When prescribing exercise for pain amnagement it is important that we:
- Understand the parameters (i.e., mode, frequency, duration, intensity) of therapeutic exercise for pain relief.
- Describe how to modify exercise parameters as they relate to the pain condition, age, psychosocial factors, and patient's health status.
- Recognize the importance of implementing adjunct therapies to address issues related to exercise prescription (i.e., biopsychosocial, fear avoidance behaviour, catastrophizing, cognitive behavioural therapy).
- Understand the importance of patient education in prescribing therapeutic exercise, including the concept of motivation, pacing) to enhance overall treatment effectiveness and compliance.
