Toward optimal early management after whiplash injury to lessen the rate of transition to chronicity

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Jull, Gwendolen AUniv Queensland, Australia (author)

Toward optimal early management after whiplash injury to lessen the rate of transition to chronicity

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https://doi.org/10.1097/BRS.0b013e3182388449DOI

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STUDY DESIGN: Expert debate and synthesis of research to inform future management approaches for acute whiplash disorders.OBJECTIVE: To identify a research agenda toward improving outcomes for acute whiplash-injured individuals to lessen the incidence of transition to chronicity.SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND DATA: International figures are concordant, estimating that 50% of individuals recover from pain and disability within 3 to 6 months of a whiplash injury. The remainder report continuing symptoms up to 1 to 2 years or longer postinjury. As no management approach to date has improved recovery rates, new clinical/research directions are required for early management of whiplash-injured patients.METHODS: A group of multidisciplinary researchers critically debated evidence and current research concerning whiplash from biological, psychological, and social perspectives toward informing future research directions for management of acute whiplash.RESULTS: It was recognized that effective treatments for acute whiplash are constrained by a limited understanding of causes of whiplash-associated disorders. Acute whiplash presentations are heterogeneous leading to the proposal that a research priority was development of a triage system based on modifiable prognostic indicators and clinical features to better inform individualized early management decisions. Other priorities identified included researching effective early pain management for individuals presenting with moderate to high levels of pain; development of best education/information for acute whiplash; testing the efficacy of stratified and individualized rehabilitation, researching modes of delivery considering psychosocial modulators of pain and disability; and the timing, nature, and mode of delivery of cognitive-behavioral therapies. Directions were highlighted for future biomechanical research into injury prevention.CONCLUSION: The burden of whiplash injuries, the high rate of transition to chronicity, and evidence of limited effects of current management on transition rates demand new directions in evaluation and management. Several directions have been proposed for future research, which reflect the potential multifaceted dimensions of an acute whiplash disorder.

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Söderlund, AnneMälardalens högskola,Hälsa och välfärd(Swepub:mdh)asd04 (author)
Stemper, Brian DMed Coll Wisconsin, USA (author)
Kenardy, JustinUniv Queensland, Australia (author)
Gross, Anita RMcMaster Univ, Canada (author)
Côté, PierreUniv Toronto, Canada (author)
Treleaven, JuliaUniv Queensland, Australia (author)
Bogduk, NikolaiRoyal Newcastle Ctr, Newcastle Bone & Joint Inst, Dept Clin Res, Newcastle, NSW, Australia (author)
Sterling, MicheleUniv Queensland, Australia (author)
Curatolo, MicheleUniv Bern, Switzerland (author)
Univ Queensland, AustraliaHälsa och välfärd (creator_code:org_t)

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