Yannick Gilanyi

🔥Which fact sheet helps most in #BackPain consultations? 👉In an RCT with 1080 patients, a nondirective sheet listing options beat a traditional advice sheet for decision-making preparedness. @Pain_NeuRa @rodrizzo_pain @mcferraro_ @msk_health jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Had the pleasure of talking about process evaluation on the Exercise Science, Studies Show podcast with Dr Mitch Gibbs. *Important clafication I am definitely not a scratch golfer! open.spotify.com/episode/1fwXUi…

📢New study finds higher exercise adherence is associated with greater reductions in pain & disability in chronic low back pain - but differences are small.📢 Free full text: doi.org/10.1016/j.jphy… @Mattjones0203 @HJHansford @MitchTGibbs @YannickGilanyi @ExeterMed @JillAHayden

Fascinating talk by @Pain_NeuRa overviewing the evidence based treatments for low back pain. The takeaways: 1. We have enough trials for exercise 2. We have evidence based treatments, we just need them implementwe 3. Promising new treatments provide sustained benefit #AusPainSoc

Come see my poster at #AusPainSoc

Exercise adherence is associated with improvements in pain intensity and functional limitations in adults with chronic non-specific low back pain: a secondary analysis of a Cochrane review. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New open access paper in @TheJournal_Pain We make a Call to Action to the Pain Research community to make changes to enhance and ensure the trustworthiness of pain research sciencedirect.com/science/articl… . THREAD 1/16

@Pain_NeuRa Discussing the experience of phantom limb pain. Excited to be working on the TITAN trial, the world’s largest clinical trial for phantom limb pain, exploring innovative, drug-free treatments! #PhantomLimbPain #TITANTrial #NeuRA

Last night at #painSTAR what an incredible experience. @AusPainSoc

Great start to day 2 of #painSTAR listening to the faculty talk about all things pain, research and reality tv

@paintoolkit2 @IASPpain In terms of our review we used the word exercise because we were interested in structured movement (which may or may not be meaningful to an individual) rather than general physical activity. Additionally, the term exercise was a reflection of what was used in the literature

@IASPpain @YannickGilanyi How about not calling it exercise, but meaningful movement? If the patient chooses the meaningful movement, they are more likely to keep doing it #SelfmgtLIVING-Works

Check out articles like “Barriers and enablers to exercise adherence in people with nonspecific chronic low back pain: a systematic review of qualitative evidence” by @YannickGilanyi et al. in #PAIN bit.ly/3XNqOrA

@paintoolkit2 @IASPpain In a clinical setting, this could be a great strategy for increasing adherence. However as we found in our review there is no one size fits all approach and some types of people may still prefer and be motivated by the use of the word exercise, so individualisation is always key

Excited for this afternoon's session, keen to learn more about trial methods from experts @davidhosch @Dr_Flick_ @ProfManuelaF @IASPpain #WC2024

Fantastic presentation on understanding disparity and inequity: a critical approach to pain through the lens of racism. So much helpful and practical research to improve our world @AnnaMHood1 @DrStarBookerPhD @vani_a_mathur @IASPpain @PainIMPACTNeuRA #WC2024

Get to know our team at the Centre for Pain IMPACT! @YannickGilanyi

Time to introduce ourselves at the Centre for #Pain IMPACT. We are a team of researchers with a wide range of backgrounds and specialities that we use to improve the lives of individuals suffering from chronic pain. Watch this space as we introduce each member of our team.

Had a great time presenting my research to people at the @UNSWScience and @pintofscienceAU event! Here are links to my research if you're interested: doi.org/10.1016/j.jpai… doi.org/10.1097/j.pain…

Presented my work on barriers and enablers to exercise adherence for people with chronic low back #pain at @ESSA_NEWS conference Research to Practice 2024. What a turn out! Links to papers: doi.org/10.1097/j.pain… doi.org/10.1016/j.jpai…

Very proud of this publication. Barriers and enablers to exercise adherence in people with nonspecific chronic low back #pain: a systematic review of #qualitative evidence. @PAINthejournal @PainIMPACTNeuRA doi.org/10.1097/j.pain…

Super excited to be presenting at the @pintofscienceAU event @UNSW on the 13th of May. Book a ticket and come along it will be a fantastic evening of science!