Evidence-Based Practice For Massage Therapists: Part 1

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Evidence-Based Practice For Massage Therapists: Part 1

Massage Therapy has exploded into mainstream healthcare, it is now a recognized treatment option for a wide range of injuries. This means the profession is moving into new formal settings, these changes to the profession have led to a need to adapt to an evidence based model of care. 

In an effort to provide therapists with the tools to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. I have complied a number of resources that set the groundwork for evidence based practice. 

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Personal Learning Networks for Massage Therapists

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Personal Learning Networks for Massage Therapists

In this post I have to put together curated selection of videos, articles, and podcasts that will help massage therapists establish an online presence and grow their personal learning network.

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Setting The Groundwork for Evidence-Based Practice: 10 Influential Researcher

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Setting The Groundwork for Evidence-Based Practice: 10 Influential Researcher

This list of ten influential researchers will help to set the groundwork for an evidence based approach.

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Massage Therapy Is Safe and Effective At All Stages of Pregnancy

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Massage Therapy Is Safe and Effective At All Stages of Pregnancy

Massage therapy is a valuable health care option at all stages of pregnancy (🤰-🤱).

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Research Literacy For Massage Therapists

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Research Literacy For Massage Therapists

Massage Therapy has exploded into mainstream healthcare, it is now a recognized treatment option for a wide range of injuries. This means the profession is moving into new formal settings, these changes to the profession have led to a need to adapt to an evidence based model of care. 

In an effort to provide therapists with the tools to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. I have complied resources to set the groundwork for evidence based practice. 

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The guidelines on low back pain are clear: drugs and surgery should be the last resort

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The guidelines on low back pain are clear: drugs and surgery should be the last resort

"Low back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide and is becoming more common as our population ages. Most people who have an episode of low back pain recover within six weeks, but two-thirds still have pain after three months. By 12 months, pain may linger but is usually less intense."

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