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Ep 171: Mind-body connections in people with hip pain - how clinicians can help, with Dr Kate Jochimsen
Mar 18, 2024
Discover how clinicians can address psychological health factors in people with hip pain, the challenges they face, and the mind-body interventions being developed by Dr Kate Jochimsen. Learn about the importance of psychological screening and the impact of psychological factors on chronic hip pain, as well as empowering psychological interventions for patients seeking relief.
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- Psychological factors like pain catastrophizing should be considered in hip pain treatment for improved outcomes.
- Incorporating psychological interventions tailored to patients can enhance engagement and recovery in hip pain rehabilitation.
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Understanding Psychological Factors in Hip Pain Patients
It is essential for clinicians to consider biological, cognitive, and emotional factors in hip pain patients' treatment. Psychological aspects, such as pain catastrophizing and self-efficacy, play a significant role in chronic pain development, beyond just the physical injury. Screening tools like the pain catastrophizing scale can help identify patients who may benefit from psychological interventions. Integrating psychological screening into clinical practice and tracking changes over time can enhance treatment outcomes.
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