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Clinical assessment and management of vaginismus by Chalmers, K Jane

“…Vaginismus is one of the leading causes of painful sex (dyspareunia) for women. General practitioners (GPs) play a vital role in diagnosing and treating…”
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Fear of movement is associated with corticomotor depression in response to acute experimental muscle pain by Summers, Simon J., Chalmers, K. Jane, Cavaleri, Rocco, Chipchase, Lucy S.

“…Acute musculoskeletal pain is associated with reductions in corticomotor output that persists even after pain resolves. Factors that contribute to corticomotor…”
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What resources do people with persistent pain use to help them better understand their pain? A cross-sectional survey by Xie, Tenglong, Chalmers, K Jane, Moseley, G Lorimer, Wallwork, Sarah B

“…Objectives: Pain education has been shown to reduce pain and disability in people with persistent pain by increasing their understanding of ‘how pain works’…”
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Development of a multinational, multidisciplinary competency framework for physiotherapy training in pessary management: an E-Delphi study by Neumann, Patricia B., Radi, Nada, Gerdis, Tamara Lynn, Tonkin, Clee, Wright, Chenaye, Chalmers, K. Jane, Nurkic, Irena

“…Introduction and hypothesis Vaginal support pessaries are intravaginal devices designed to relieve symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse, but they can cause…”
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Self-management strategies amongst Australian women with endometriosis: a national online survey by Armour, Mike, Sinclair, Justin, Chalmers, K Jane, Smith, Caroline A

“…Endometriosis has a significant negative impact on the lives of women, and current medical treatments often do not give sufficient pain relief or have…”
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Evidence of Impaired Proprioception in Chronic, Idiopathic Neck Pain: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis by Stanton, Tasha R, Leake, Hayley B, Chalmers, K Jane, Moseley, G Lorimer

“…Despite common use of proprioceptive retraining interventions in people with chronic, idiopathic neck pain, evidence that proprioceptive dysfunction exists in…”
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Appraisal of Clinical Practice Guideline: Clinical Practice Guidelines: Pregnancy Care by Chalmers, K Jane

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Commentary on “The role of psychological flexibility, perceived injustice, and body‐image in Vulvodynia: A longitudinal study” by Chisari et al by Chalmers, K. Jane

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Ultrasound Characteristics and Scanning Techniques of Uterosacral Ligaments for the Diagnosis of Endometriosis: A Systematic Review by Maple, Shae, Chalmers, K Jane, Bezak, Eva, Henry, Katelyn, Parange, Nayana

“…Endometriosis is a common and painful gynaecological condition that takes an average of 6.4years to diagnose. While laparoscopic surgery is the recommend gold…”
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Exercise for dysmenorrhoea by Armour, Mike, Ee, Carolyn C, Naidoo, Dhevaksha, Ayati, Zahra, Chalmers, K Jane, Steel, Kylie A, de Manincor, Michael J, Delshad, Elahe

“…Exercise has a number of health benefits and has been recommended as a treatment for primary dysmenorrhoea (period pain), but the evidence for its…”
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Recommendations for patient education in the management of persistent pelvic pain: a systematic review of clinical practice guidelines by Mardon, Amelia K, Leake, Hayley B, Szeto, Kimberley, Moseley, G Lorimer, Chalmers, K Jane

“…Patient education has a critical role in the management of pain. There is considerable heterogeneity in patient education for females with persistent pelvic…”
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The role of the physiotherapist in treating survivors of sexual assault by Stirling, Janine, Chalmers, K Jane, Chipchase, Lucy

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The Prevalence and Educational Impact of Pelvic and Menstrual Pain in Australia: A National Online Survey of 4202 Young Women Aged 13-25 Years by Armour, Mike, Ferfolja, Tania, Curry, Christina, Hyman, Mikayla S., Parry, Kelly, Chalmers, K. Jane, Smith, Caroline A., MacMillan, Freya, Holmes, Kathryn

“…To explore the prevalence and impact of dysmenorrhea, pelvic pain and menstrual symptoms on young women at school or in tertiary education. Cross-sectional…”
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“A day-to-day struggle”: A comparative qualitative study on experiences of women with endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain by Hawkey, Alexandra, Chalmers, K. Jane, Micheal, Sowbhagya, Diezel, Helene, Armour, Mike

“…Chronic pelvic pain (CPP) in women is a term that encompasses a range of conditions, including endometriosis, vulvodynia, painful bladder syndrome and…”
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Labour induction massage: A thematic content analysis of Australian massage therapists’ website pages by Fogarty, Sarah, Chalmers, K.Jane

“…There is limited evidence on the efficacy and safety of induction massage; however, there are some massage therapists in Australia who offer induction massage…”
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A Review of Chronic Pelvic Pain in Women by Mardon, Amelia K, Leake, Hayley B, Chalmers, K. Jane

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The most impactful endometriosis symptom: An international, cross‐sectional, two‐round survey study by Mitchell, Alice M., Lensen, Sarah, Kamper, Steven J., Frawley, Helena, Cheng, Claudia, Healey, Martin, Chalmers, K. Jane

“…Introduction There is considerable variation in the types of symptoms experienced by people living with endometriosis, and it is unclear which symptoms impact…”
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Pelvic health by Chalmers, K Jane, Elkins, Mark R

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Cannabis Use, a Self-Management Strategy Among Australian Women With Endometriosis: Results From a National Online Survey by Sinclair, Justin, Smith, Caroline A., Abbott, Jason, Chalmers, K. Jane, Pate, David W., Armour, Mike

“…This study sought to determine the prevalence, tolerability, and self-reported effectiveness of cannabis in women with endometriosis. A cross-sectional online…”
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A New Kind of Spatial Inattention Associated With Chronic Limb Pain? by Reid, Emily, Wallwork, Sarah B., Harvie, Daniel, Chalmers, K. Jane, Gallace, Alberto, Spence, Charles, Moseley, G. Lorimer

“…Pathological limb pain patients show decreased attention to some stimuli on the painful limb and increased attention to others, a paradox that has dogged the…”
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