Wednesday 29 September 2010
Friday 10 September 2010
Chronic pain communication skills
Communication skills resources are now available online. These comprise a series of short video clips with questions and suggestions for further reading. They are designed for healthcare professionals working in the chronic pain field and ideally should be used as a basis for discussion with clinical supervisors.
The videos are released under a Creative Commons Non-commercial Share-alike licence. This means that you are free to copy and redistribute them for non-commercial use.
They can be viewed either from the website at:
http://wscpcsg.blogspot.com/
Or they can be downloaded as a podcast by copying the following URL into a podcast aggregator (for example in iTunes, click Advanced/Subscribe to Podcast and paste in the URL). Synchronise with your smartphone or tablet device.
http://wscpcsg.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
Alternatively, the individual files may be downloaded from the Internet Archive.
Feedback is welcome and should be sent to Dr David Craig
david.craig@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
Tuesday 7 September 2010
Notice of meeting: Winter Scientific Meeting - Friday 12th November 2010
'Does it work and is it worth it?'
Winter Scientific Meeting (5 CEPD Points)
Friday 12th November 2010
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh,
9 Queen Street
Edinburgh EH2 1JQ
0900 – 0930 Coffee & Registration
0930 – 1015 How do we know if it works? Evaluating interventions for pain management, including qualitative research methods
Jonathan Todman Clinical Psychologist Glasgow
1015 – 1100 How do we decide if it's worth it? A health economist's perspective
Prof Cam Donaldson Health Economist Glasgow Caledonian University
1115 – 1200 The case for medical procedures
Dr Ryan Moffat Consultant in Anaesthesia and Pain Management Glasgow
1200 - 1230 Panel Discussion
1330 – 1415 The case for physiotherapy
Tim Beames Specialist Physiotherapist and NOI Instructor London
1415 – 1500 The case for drugs
Angela Munday Acute Pharmacy Lead NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
1515 – 1600 The case for pain management programmes
TBA Bath Centre for Pain Services
1600 - 1630 Panel Discussion
Winter Scientific Meeting (5 CEPD Points)
Friday 12th November 2010
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh,
9 Queen Street
Edinburgh EH2 1JQ
0900 – 0930 Coffee & Registration
0930 – 1015 How do we know if it works? Evaluating interventions for pain management, including qualitative research methods
Jonathan Todman Clinical Psychologist Glasgow
1015 – 1100 How do we decide if it's worth it? A health economist's perspective
Prof Cam Donaldson Health Economist Glasgow Caledonian University
1115 – 1200 The case for medical procedures
Dr Ryan Moffat Consultant in Anaesthesia and Pain Management Glasgow
1200 - 1230 Panel Discussion
1330 – 1415 The case for physiotherapy
Tim Beames Specialist Physiotherapist and NOI Instructor London
1415 – 1500 The case for drugs
Angela Munday Acute Pharmacy Lead NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
1515 – 1600 The case for pain management programmes
TBA Bath Centre for Pain Services
1600 - 1630 Panel Discussion
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