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SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
We spoke with AEP, researcher and director of the Knowledge Exchange and The Biomechanics Brendan Mouatt to discuss:
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The backfire effect and how to work with our cognitive dissonance and biases.
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How the Knowledge Exchange courses have evolved over the years.
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How he used to measure clinical success, and what matters most now.
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At what point do we discharge, and when would support and guidance be indicated?
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Should different professions treat people living with pain any differently?
Follow Brendan on Facebook or Twitter (twitter.com/brendanmouatt) and find out more about our courses at tkex.org.
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