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RESEARCH

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"Millions saw the apple fall, but Newton asked why"

 

Bernard Baruch

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As a PhD researcher, I'm relatively new to the complex world of creating new knowledge and enjoying the learning journey. Below is a summary of some of my research which I hope to build on in the coming years.

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Research Projects & Publications

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  • PhD (completing) - currently researching the impact of physical activity on chronic pain. More specifically, I am investigating how changes in physical activity affect people with persistent pain.​​

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  • Moore, A., Trevail. T., O’Brien, K. (under investigation, 2024) Innovations in Tertiary Health Education: Usability of an Online Education Tool in Undergraduate Health Sciences.

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  • Trevail. T., et al. (under investigation, 2024) Individual Experiences with GTPS: Semi-structured in-depth interviews to understand perceptions and beliefs related to pain, exercise, and physical activity. 

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  • Trevail, T., Cleary, C., & Young, L. (2024) Sideline Injury Management. In Routledge International Handbook of Sports and Exercise Therapy. Routledge, London (available here).

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  • Trevail, T., Fleischmann, M., Williams, A., Hume, M., Beilby, J., Gabbett, T., and Malliaras, P.  (under review, 2024) Associations of Objectively Measured Step Count with Patient Reported and Functional Outcomes in Chronic Lower Body Musculoskeletal Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis.

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  • Stubbs, C.,... Trevail, T.,... Malliaras, P. (2023) Which psychological and psychosocial constructs are important to measure in future tendinopathy clinical trials? A modified International Delphi study with expert clinician/researchers and people with tendinopathy.  Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy (available here).

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  • Masters Research Thesis (2017); The Use of Load Monitoring as a Key Injury Prevention Strategy in Individual Combat Sports. (unpublished; see project here).

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  • Young, L. & Trevail, T. (2015) Pitch-side Trauma Care. In Routledge International Handbook of Sports Therapy, Injury Assessment and Rehabilitation, Routledge, London (available here).

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  • Trevail, T. (2012) Convulsive Syncope Following Acupuncture; A Case Report. Journal of Sports Therapy, Vol.5, Iss.1.

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  • Trevail, T. (2007) Honours Degree Dissertation; Common Aetiology of Shoulder Injuries in Tennis (unpublished).

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