Old problems need new solutions
The challenges we face in sports rehabilitation are things that have always plagued our professions. Historically unresponsive impairments and other challenges might be traced back to
(1) failure of research scope and translation
(2) limitations in tools (e.g., clinicians being ill-equipped to assess and treat sources of impairment)
(3) reductionist thinking (i.e., crumbling foundations in clinical reasoning), or
(4) ineffective health-care systems and care-teams.
We waste time, resources, and debate into these old problems and desperately need new solutions. Quadriceps weakness and re-injury rates after ACL injury. Chronic low back pain. Mobility after stroke.
If what we do worked, then these problems would be resolved.
The hard part is deciding to try something new, as opposed to the easy but unsuccessful path of doing what we’ve always done.
Trying something new needs fresh thinking and broad awareness. We must begin by acknowledging we have a problem and then identifying the constraints, boundaries and assets involved.
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