Date of release: May 7th 2013 Involving pain patients in health services and learning how to self-manage pain whilst working. listen to ‘Airing Pain Programme 43 (07.05.13)’ on Audioboo This programme was funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Awards For All programme in North

Date of release: 23rd April 2013 Learning to manage endometriosis and how support groups can help. listen to ‘Airing Pain Programme 42 (23.04.13)’ on Audioboo This programme was funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Awards For All programme in Northern Ireland. Paul Eva

Date of release: 9th April 2013 A look at how experts from different backgrounds work together in multidisciplinary pain teams. listen to ‘Airing Pain Programme 41 (09.04.13)’ on Audioboo This edition was funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Awards For All programme in

Date of release: 26th March 2013 The pain management needs of children and young people and the impact of their pain on family life. listen to ‘Airing Pain Programme 40 (26.03.13)’ on Audioboo This programme was funded by Pain Concern’s supporters and friends. This progr

Date of release: 12th March 2013 The state of pain services in England and Wales: the National Pain Audit’s findings revealed. listen to ‘Airing Pain Programme 39 (12.03.13)’ on Audioboo At the launch of the National Pain Audit at the Science Museum in London, Paul Evans

Date of release: 3rd March 2013 Finding out about the role of the pharmacist and how service users can get the most from them. listen to ‘Airing Pain Programme 38 (03.03.12)’ on Audioboo Paul Evans speaks to Professor David Taylor from the University College London School of Pharmacy

Date of release: 26th February 2013 What pain is, and why understanding your pain is important. listen to ‘Airing Pain Programme 37 (26.02.13)’ on Audioboo In this programme Professor Lorimer Moseley, Professor of Clinical Neurosciences and Chair in Physiotherapy at the University of

Date of release: 28th September 2010 What is chronic pain and how can we manage it? We talk to health professionals and patients to find out more. listen to ‘Airing Pain : Programme 1’ on Audioboo In the first Airing Pain programme we introduce the subject of pain and its management,

Date of release: 5th October 2010 How problems with the nervous system can give rise to chronic pain, a personal success story of pain management and a Q&A with pain specialist Dr Mark Turtle listen to ‘Airing Pain : Programme 2’ on Audioboo Elizabeth Carrigan of the Australian Pa

Date of release: 26th October 2010 The hidden problem of pain in children and young people, plus tributes to Pain Concern patron Claire Rayner listen to ‘Airing Pain : Programme 3’ on Audioboo Chronic pain is as widespread in children and young people as in the population as a whole,