Airing Pain 57: Self-Management, Psychology and ‘Physio-terrorists’
May 20, 2014
Activity-rest cycle, Educating healthcare professionals, Flare up, General practitioners (GPs), Healthcare policy, Pacing, Pain management programmes, primary care, Psychological approaches to pain management, Psychological effects of pain, Referral to pain management programmes by GP
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Stiff joints and dark thoughts: treatment of pain and the person.
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 52: Better Care for People in Pain
January 15, 2014
back pain, Carers, Chronic pain as a condition in its own right, Educating healthcare professionals, exercise, Explaining pain to children, Family and relationships, General practitioners (GPs), Healthcare policy, Neuropathic pain, Pain management programmes, Painkillers and side-effects, Patient perspective, primary care, work
How to ensure people in pain get the best treatment: a new guideline for chronic pain in Scotland.
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 51: At the Community Pain Management Programme
January 06, 2014
Activity-rest cycle, Communication skills, Depression, Family and relationships, Insomnia, Medication, Pacing, Pain management in remote areas, Pain management programmes, Patient perspective, Psychological approaches to pain management, Psychological effects of pain, Social and economic impact of pain
Practical insights and life-changing experiences at a community pain management course.
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 47: The Power of the Mind
November 06, 2013
Investigating ancient and futuristic techniques to reduce pain using the power of the mind: from mindfulness to neuro-engineering.
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 45: Helping Us to Help Ourselves
June 06, 2013
Empowering patients from GP's surgery to Pain Management Programme.
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 43: Patient Involvement and Pain Management
May 08, 2013
Involving pain patients in health services and learning how to self-manage pain whilst working.
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 32: Pain Management Programmes
May 03, 2012
What is a pain management programme? We find out more with the patients and staff on the Glasgow programme.
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 16: Power over Mind and Body
Getting mind and body working together on a pain management programme, and loosening up with hydrotherapy.
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 5: Learning to Live with Pain
November 23, 2010
Learning how to live with pain and living with people in pain, and what pain management programmes do.
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