Pleased to finish this 10k race in one piece. With recent rain the course was quite flooded. We took a detour for this underpass, but another underpass we ran was a good one foot deep. @msk_health

Simple #design changes in EHR alerts, like presenting two or three good options instead of just one, could help #doctors provide #bettercare. But if these systems rely on outdated evidence, they risk doing more harm than good. #besci #medicine https://t.co/SPROfXandv

I am so lucky to be among some of the kindest, generous and brilliant researchers in the world (in my opinion). I have learnt so much from my collaborators and @wiserhealthcare researchers. Thank you to my amazing supervisors @adrian_traeger @CGMMaher and @Caitlin_Jones_

🔥New paper out today from PhD candidate @GemmaAltinger @msk_health Testing an old theory that giving two or more treatment options, e.g. in decision supports, causes indecision and suboptimal care. We found the opposite! Bravo Gemma! Open access: https://t.co/lHPuYeGTMu

🚨Out today in @JAMANetworkOpen! New trial involving 402 primary care physicians, found doctors who were offered two or more treatment alternatives were significantly more likely to choose a better option than those offered only one. https://t.co/SPROfXandv

Multiple Suggested Care Alternatives and Decision-Making of PCPs

New systematic review focused on amputation for complex regional pain syndrome and briliantly led by @YannickGilanyifrom @UNSW and @PainIMPACTNeuRA , out now in@TheJournal_Pain https://t.co/OEZVkkBzYy HT @IASPpain @IASP_MESISIG @BritishPainSoc @EFIC_org @FacultyPainMed

Congratulations to Dr Marina Pinheiro and team who were awarded an Australian Public Policy Institute (APPI) Policy Challenge Grant yesterday 🎉 Project: A system dynamics tool to inform a falls prevention strategy for NSW Read more: https://t.co/FGdDjKsSMA @syd_health

Actor Michael Caton, Hon. Elizabeth Evatt AC, Prof Cheryl Jones, Prof Stephen Lord and Dr @dawson_rik (@apaphysio President) lend their voices to this call to action for #fallsprevention in Australia.

Falls not only impact the individual, but also family, friends, community & the healthcare system. We hear about the lived experiences of falls & how government can take action from @bobjcarr, @spenderallegra, @Craig_Foster, Prof @CathieSherr & @sophiescott2.

Research is crucial for innovation & solving the big problems we’re facing. If we’re serious about building an economy for the future & ‘future made in Australia’ we have to better fund the CSIRO & university research. I’ve been pushing Gov for 3yrs & will continue to do so.

TARGET 2025 Statement

A stimulating tale about spinal cord implants for managing chronic pain - Liew - 2025 - Medical Journal of Australia - Wiley Online Library

‘False information’: Doctors denounce popular ‘fertility’ test

Low Back Pain Reduced With Cognitive Functional Therapy, Study Finds

Agreement between high-quality clinical practice guidelines in their treatment recommendations for low back pain: a systematic review - The Spine Journal

Neuroprotective mechanisms of exercise and the importance of fitness for healthy brain ageing - The Lancet

Fall Prevention Integrated Into Primary Health Care

Emergency Department Presentations for Low Back Pain by Remoteness and Socioeconomic Status in New South Wales: A Population‐Based Study - North - 2025 - Emergency Medicine Australasia - Wiley Online Library

Low Back Pain Prevalence in Indonesian Older Adults: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis - Pain Management Nursing