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Cognitive factors are associated with disability and pain, but not fatigue among physiotherapy attendees with persistent pain and fatigue

Dave P. Thompson ; Deborah Antcliff ; Steve R. Woby |

Dans Physiotherapy (Vol. 106, n° 1, Mars 2020)

Objectives Most research exploring the relationship between cognitive factors and pain, disability and fatigue in patients with persistent pain/fatigue has been performed in multi disciplinary environments. It is unclear whether these associati[...]

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Comparison of three types of exercise in the treatment of rotator cuff tendinopathy/shoulder impingement syndrome: A randomized controlled trial

Stuart R. Heron ; Steve R. Woby ; Dave P. Thompson |

Dans Physiotherapy (2017/2, 2017)

Objectives To assess the efficacy of three different exercise programmes in treating rotator cuff tendinopathy/shoulder impingement syndrome. Design Parallel group randomised clinical trial. Setting Two out-patient NHS physiotherapy departmen[...]

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The role of self-efficacy and catastrophizing in explaining improvements in disability, pain and fatigue among patients with chronic widespread pain treated with physiotherapy: an exploratory analysis

Dave P. Thompson ; Deborah Antcliff ; Steve R. Woby |

Dans Physiotherapy (Vol. 114, 2022)

Objectives Most research exploring the relationship between cognitive factors (catastrophizing and self-efficacy beliefs) and levels of pain, disability and fatigue in patients with chronic widespread pain has been performed in multidisciplinar[...]

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