ACTing in teams - Dr David Gillanders

WSM 2014 video: Hypermobility Joint Syndrome - Prof Shea Palmer

WSM 2014 video: The Pain Management Plan - Valued CBT-based self-management resources - Dr Frances Cole

Lecture given to the North British Pain Association on Friday 7th November 2014.
Dr Frances Cole, General Practitioner and Rehabilitation Specialist, describes the development of The Pain Toolkit, a package of self-management tools for patients with persistent pain.

http://www.paintoolkit.org
http://www.kirkleespersistentpain.com
http://vimeo.com/107448817

WSM 2014 video: Functional neurological disorders - Dr Jon Stone

http://www.neurosymptoms.org
http://youtu.be/aF66sla4iXI - Hysterical Gait
http://youtu.be/4b8oB757DKc - Understanding Pain

Listen again: e-Health developments - Jon McGhie

Listen again: illness deception and conscious vs unconscious exaggeration of symptoms - Christopher Bass

Listen again: Capability for work - the occupational health perspective - Chris Valentine

Listen again: Chronic pain and return to work - what should we be aiming for? - Mark Hilditch

Listen again: Information needs of patients - Martin Dunbar

Listen again: Communication skills, empathy and pain management - Prof Stewart Mercer

Listen again: What's happening and what can I do? - Steve Gilbert

Listen again: Supporting self-management and health literacy - Graham Kramer

Listen again: Patients' views of input from NHS Borders Chronic Pain Service - a postal survey - Dr Shona Smith

Listen again: Patient-centred consultations in pain management - Mr Peter McCarron

Listen again: Winter Scientific Meeting - November 2012

Listen again to the lectures:

Listen again: The provision of evidence based information on fibromyalgia in the UK - Lindsey Middlemiss

Listen again: ME-CFS - Fact, fiction, uncertainty and controversy - Dr Charles Shepherd

Listen again: Rehabilitation for low back pain - Prof. Rob Smeets

Listen again to Rob Smeets's lecture on rehabilitation for low back pain.



You can download the mp3 file here.

Listen again: Pain Pathways - what's new? - Prof. Tony Dickenson

Listen again to the lecture given by Prof. Tony Dickenson, Professor of Neuropharmacology at University College London to the North British Pain Association on Friday 11th November 2011 at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. Prof. Dickenson describes some of the advances in understanding descending inhibitory and excitatory pathways, TRP receptors and channelopathic pain syndromes.



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Listen again: The case for pain management programmes - Dr Lance McCracken

Lecture given at the Winter Scientific Meeting of The North British Pain Association at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on Friday 12th November 2010 by Dr Lance McCracken Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Lead of the Centre for Pain Services, Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases, Bath, UK.

Listen to the lecture by clicking on the audio player above, downloading the mp3 file to your computer, or visiting Archive.org.