To coincide with the 2020 Global Year for the Prevention of Pain, Tania Gardner—with contributions from Tim Austin, Melanie Galbraith, Michelle Wilson, Peter Roberts, Lois Tonkin and Dianne Wilson—presents five discussion points about the prevention of pain. 

Carolyn Berryman’s area of research interest is strongly focused on chronic pain. Here, Carolyn looks at what transformative research means and the implications for creativity and innovation in the collaborative landscape.

​The April issue of the Journal of Physiotherapy includes an Invited Topical Review on physiotherapy management of sciatica. Here is a Q&A with Professor Raymond Ostelo.

APA Honoured Member and the National Chair of the APA Pain Group, Dianne Wilson, responds to commentary questioning some trends in thinking among physiotherapists working in pain management. 

John Quintner questions certain trends in thinking among some physiotherapists working in the area of pain management.

Physiotherapists have access to a tool that can be used to motivate families despite the overwhelming challenge and distress of childhood chronic pain, writes Rebecca Fechner.

VIC BREAKFAST Michele Sterling will explore the impact of stress symptoms, a predictor of poor recovery, in whiplash associated disorders. Marina Williams reports.

Across the world, a new search is initiated on the Physiotherapy Evidence Database (PEDro) every 12 seconds. However, in order to get the right answer to a clinical conundrum, you have to know how to pose the right question to get the best results. PEDro founding director Anne Moseley discusses how to refine the perfect search.