Journal of Physiotherapy
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Sep 21, 2026
Chris HughenHOST
... based work.
Chris HughenHOST
But I, I found a recent publication from you and, and Mark Elkins, um, that came out, uh, through the Journal of Physiotherapy, and I'll, um, link the, the paper in, in the show notes.
Chris HughenHOST
But I read this, uh, editorial that y'all published recently called Communication as a, a Clinical Intervention in Physiotherapy, and I just thought it was a nice, um, validating and, and good read.
Chris HughenHOST
Um, and I, I thought it would be a, a good topic for us to discuss, this idea of, of communication in practice and, and how valuable it is in these different contexts.
Ollie HartHOST
But one of them particularly pleasing is it was sent to me by a researcher that we work with ourselves at Sheffield Hallam, a guy called Tom Parkinson, who led a really good study, the active weight study.
Ollie HartHOST
We did the work with about three years ago and it's finally been sort of published in Physiotherapy Journal.
Ollie HartHOST
Shows how long it takes, isn't it, for kind of really good quality research to translate into stuff.
Ollie HartHOST
But I'd love to talk about that.
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Ollie HartHOST
And I'm pretty sure ultimately then leading to better outcomes for surgery.
Ollie HartHOST
We didn't look at that in this study, but it's really well known that if you get people feeling better and more active before surgery, they do better from surgery.
Ollie HartHOST
So really nice, really interesting, really great to see that published in Physiotherapy Journal this month.
Tim WilliamsHOST
Yeah, and I think I saw some of the comments from some of the people in the health coaching arm, some of the patients, and they were, again, genuinely surprised that they were the ones who were taking the lead in the consultations.
Caroline Berger de FémynieHOST
Oh, do tell.
Neila BenhassenNARRATOR
In April 2026, the Journal of Physiotherapy published a randomized trial focusing on patients with chronic, nonspecific low back pain who were undergoing a Pilates program.
Caroline Berger de FémynieHOST
Okay.
Neila BenhassenNARRATOR
The researchers divided the patients and tested two different sets of instructions.