Exercise Science, Studies Show
Exercise Science, Studies Show
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Here we take a dive into all things surrounding the research and practice of exercise science!
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Covers themes related to exercise science, rehabilitation, and sports performance, with episodes discussing practical advice for students on placements, the integration of research to practice in musculoskeletal care, and the importance of pain education in exercise physiology.
Here we take a dive into all things surrounding the research and practice of exercise science!
On this episode, Em & I chatted through her recent paper 'Social determinants of health equity for people with pain: from understanding to action', which she led as a clinical update for the IASP global year in review for 2025.
Em walks us through what are the Social Determinants of Health, how these can impact ouctomes, a framework for clinicians and then lots of really interesting chat.
This is an excellent episode that will (hopefully) help you to slow down and reflect!
Paper: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41450708/
Emily's bio & where to find her:
Emily Walker is a PhD candidate at UNSW and Neuroscience Research Australia, using process evaluation to explore patient-led goal setting and pain science education for people with chronic low back pain. She also spends her time reading about social determinants of pain, health equity, and critical qualitative approaches to health research. Clinically, she works as an exercise physiologist in a multidisciplinary clinic, mainly supporting people with musculoskeletal concerns. She is also an Associate Lecturer at UNSW, where she is involved in subjects on research methods, musculoskeletal health, and special populations.
Insta: emwalker_exphys
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-walker-exphys/
Blue Sky: emwalkerexphys.bsky.social
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