Common challenges in managing neck and upper limb pain in office workers
This clinical paper was published in the Australian Journal of General Practice, Volume 48, Issue 11, November 2019. Brendan Mouatt and Associate Professor Steven Kamper highlight the challenges to providing comprehensive biopsychosocial care for neck, thoracic and related arm pain in office workers, and details the role of active, patient-centred therapies in management.
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