Listen again: The case for drugs in neuropathic pain - Ms Angela Munday

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 Ms Angela Munday, Acute Pharmacy Lead, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde.

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

Listen again: Graded motor imagery - Mr Tim Beames

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 Tim Beames, Specialist Physiotherapist and NOI Instructor, London.

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

Listen again: The case for medical procedures - Dr Ryan Moffat

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 Ryan Moffat, Consultant in Anaesthesia and Pain Management, Glasgow.

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

Listen again: How do we decide if it's worth it? - Prof. Cam Donaldson

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 Professor Cam Donaldson, health economist at Glasgow Caledonian University.

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

Listen again: How do we know if it works? - Dr Jonathan Todman

Evaluating interventions for pain management, including qualitative research methods.
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 Jonathan Todman, Clinical Psychologist with the Glasgow Pain Management Programme.

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

Invitation for poster submissions

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