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    The document introduces the PEACE and LOVE principles for soft tissue injury management proposed by Dubois and Esculier in 2019. PEACE stands for "Immediately after a soft tissue injury, do no harm and let PEACE guide your approach" while LOVE means "After the first days have passed, soft tissues need LOVE". The clinical bottom line is that clinicians should focus not just on short-term damage control of soft tissue injuries like hamstring strains or ankle sprains, but also long-term outcomes and treating the whole person, not just the injury.

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    The document introduces the PEACE and LOVE principles for soft tissue injury management proposed by Dubois and Esculier in 2019. PEACE stands for "Immediately after a soft tissue injury, do no harm and let PEACE guide your approach" while LOVE means "After the first days have passed, soft tissues need LOVE". The clinical bottom line is that clinicians should focus not just on short-term damage control of soft tissue injuries like hamstring strains or ankle sprains, but also long-term outcomes and treating the whole person, not just the injury.

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    The document introduces the PEACE and LOVE principles for soft tissue injury management proposed by Dubois and Esculier in 2019. PEACE stands for "Immediately after a soft tissue injury, do no harm and let PEACE guide your approach" while LOVE means "After the first days have passed, soft tissues need LOVE". The clinical bottom line is that clinicians should focus not just on short-term damage control of soft tissue injuries like hamstring strains or ankle sprains, but also long-term outcomes and treating the whole person, not just the injury.

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    Peace and Love Principle

    Introduction

    • Common and well-known principles of soft tissue


    injury management include principles such as RICE
    and POLICE,

    • More recently Dubois and Esculier (2019) proposed


    two new acronyms to optimize soft tissue recovery:
    PEACE and LOVE
    What is peace & love ?
    Peace
    • "Immediately after a soft tissue injury, do no harm
    and let PEACE guide your approach“

    Love
    • "After the first days have passed, soft tissues need
    LOVE"
    Clinical Bottom Line

    • The management of soft tissue injuries, whether it


    is a hamstring strain or an ankle sprain, should not
    just focus on short-term damage control. Clinicians
    should also focus on long-term outcomes and focus
    on treating the person with the injury and not just
    treating the injury of the person.
    Resources

    • https://blogs.bmj.com/bjsm/2019/04/26/soft-tissue-i
    njuries-simply-need-peace-love/

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