North British Pain Association Winter Scientific Meeting - Panel and audience discussion 2

This recording is of panel and audience discussion at the end of the afternoon session of lectures.
Updated 25 Nov 2007.

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The assessment of malingering in personal injury claims involving chronic pain

Lecture given by Professor Robert Edelmann, Chartered Clinical, Forensic and Health Psychologist, to the North British Pain Association at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 16th November 2007.

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Pain and other subjective health complaints in medico-legal reporting

Lecture given by Dr David Gill, Consultant Psychiatrist, Lister Hospital, to the North British Pain Association at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 16th November 2007.

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Communicating the biopsychosocial model in a legal report

Lecture given by Dr Jannie van der Merwe, Clinical Psychologist, The Real Health Institute, to the North British Pain Association at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 16th November 2007.

Updated 25 November 2007.

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How to structure a case in a claim involving chronic pain

Lecture given by Mr Robert Kernaghan, Associate, Digby Brown & Co, to the North British Pain Association at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 16th November 2007.

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Panel and audience discussion 1

Panel and audience discussion at the end of the morning session of lectures.

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Physiotherapy and personal injury claims

Lecture given by Mr Rob Packham, Head of Therapy and Rehabilitation NHS Fife, to the North British Pain Association at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 16th November 2007.
"Physiotherapy and personal injury claims".

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Pain without pathology - The pain consultant's perspective on medico-legal reporting

Lecture given by Dr Pete Mackenzie, Consultant in Anaesthesia and Pain Management, to the North British Pain Association at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 16th November 2007.

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The difficult medico-legal report

Lecture given by Mr Andy Stark, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, to the North British Pain Association at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 16th November 2007.

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Subscribing to the lectures as a podcast

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The effect of compensation claims - The Australian perspective

Lecture given by Dr Jonathan McGhie to the North British Pain Association's Winter Scientific Meeting at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 16th November 2007.

My apologies to listeners for missing the start of Jon's lecture. Slides to follow.

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Winter Scientific Meeting - Medico-legal issues in Chronic Pain Management

"I fought the Law and the Law won"

Medico-legal issues in Chronic Pain Management
Winter Scientific Meeting (5 CEPD Points)

Friday 16th November 2007

The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
9 Queen Street
Edinburgh
EH2 1JQ


0930 - 1000 Coffee & Registration

1000 - 1030 The effect of Compensation claims – the Australian perspective
Dr. Jonathan McGhie, Consultant Anaesthetist, Glasgow

1030 - 1100 The Difficult Medico-legal Report: A Surgeon's Perspective
Mr Andy Stark, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Glasgow

1100 - 1115 Tea / Coffee Break

1115 - 1145 Pain Without Pathology: The Pain Consultant's Perspective on Medico-legal Reporting
Dr Peter MacKenzie, Consultant Anaesthetist, Glasgow

1145 - 1215 Physiotherapy and Personal Injury Claims
Mr Rob Packham, Head of Therapy and Rehabilitation, NHS Fife

1215 - 1245 PANEL DISCUSSION

1245 - 1345 LUNCH

1345 - 1415 How to Structure a Case in a Claim Involving Chronic Pain
Mr Brian Castle, Partner, Digby Brown

1415 - 1445 Communicating the Biopsychosocial Model in a Legal Report
Dr Janne Van der Merwe, Clinical Psychologist

1445 - 1500 Tea / Coffee Break

1500 - 1530 The Diagnosis of Somatoform Disorder in a Medico-legal Context
Dr David Gill, Consultant Psychiatrist, St Albans

1530 - 1600 The Assessment of Malingering in Personal Injury Claims Involving Chronic Pain
Dr Robert Edelmann, Clinical Psychologist, London

1600 - 1630 PANEL DISCUSSION


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