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I looked and only found such a post on a parody account. https://x.com/SharpeParody/status/1847309486165209458

These time lapses are extraordinary. Or deliberate. Slow torture.

It will if we post a copy on the forum. But I don't want to divert this thread further with Cochrane discussion that's better done on another thread.

I have just posted this on Hilda's talkpage:

This is the aspect I want Hilda and the Cochrane editors to take notice of. They are, as far as we know, refusing to reopen their earlier decision not to withdraw the Cochrane exercise review, and Hilda has said campaigning won't shift them. I think this public rebuke against ignoring legitimate...

We should certainly send the article to Cochrane.

I haven't ever seen 37.5 as standard. It's usually stated as 37.

:rofl: Thank you. I finally got it.

Also, as usual, Tyson claims that this is measuring something. No idea what. If you want to identify issues that are important to the patient, ask them, or give them open ended questions, don't steer their answers with long lists of vaguely worded tick box sentences.

Is this the same Dorothy Bishop I vaguely recall praising some bad BPS research?

A few comments on this explanation on the first page; my bolding: This seems to be based on the premise that clinical needs are primarily served by a series of visits to a rehab clinic, production of a care plan, then discharge back to the GP. Hence it lists 'clinical needs' as being things...

Module 2, which I've just raced through to get the gist, describes itself as the first module of the self advocacy program. It seems to be pretty sensible stuff about being assertive not aggressive, self compassion, verbal and non verbal communication, self advocacy can be difficult and take...

I signed up and have read the first module. The topics covered are: What the acronym stands for Common POTS myths, and explanations why they are wrong. The myths listed include that POTS is rare, you have to faint to be diagnosed, it's only young females, and your blood pressure drops when you...

It sounds like there are two different things going on here. There is a module for helping people gain self advocacy skills which might, I imagine, be valuable in any medical setting, to enable people to feel more confident in medical consultations to ask useful questions and self advocate for...

@PhysiosforME might be able to help.

Er, what?

There is extensive and inconclusive discussion of alternative names on this thread: The use of the labels ME, CFS, ME/CFS

I'm also unsure about singling out physios and clinical psychologists as professions which uncritically follow theory based treatments. While it's often true they do, I think those theory based treatments originated with doctors who then instructed the therapists to carry them out. The roles are...