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Paincast is the official podcast of the Pain Science Division at the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Paincast brings together researchers, clinicians, and students to facilitate discussion, knowledge translation, and critical thinking on topics related to pain and physiotherapy. Please contact paincast.psd@gmail.com if you have any feedback, concerns, or if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast.

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Check out the latest Paincast episodes …

Ep39: Assessing and Treating Neuropathic Pain (Part 1): Current and Emerging Approaches with Dr. Tara Packham

In this episode, we talked about:

  1. Non-pharmacological management options for neuropathic pain
  2. All about the Somatosensory Pain Rehab method
  3. The current research on Somatosensory Pain Rehab

Ep38: Musings from over 40 years of practice: Bas Asselbergs Chats with an Early-career Physiotherapist (Part 2)

In this episode, we talked about:

  • A shift in how we think about the role of our hands as our understanding of pain science and patient science evolve
  • Discussing and addressing patient expectations for physiotherapy
  • Advice for physiotherapists, new and experienced

Ep37: What Does It Take to Provide Excellent Chronic Pain Care? An Interdisciplinary Pain Clinic Model with Dr. Angela Mailis

In this episode, we talked about 

  1. The systemic challenges in Ontario’s healthcare system and pain management
  2. The importance of a quality interdisciplinary team for the benefit of the patient 
  3. What it takes to create a successful high-quality patient-centred interdisciplinary team

Find all the episodes on Spotify and on Apple Podcasts.

If you’re looking for an older edition of the PainCast (Seasons 1 or 2), please contact us directly at painscience@physiotherapy.ca


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