| Wednesday 14th |
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| 09:45-10:30 |
British Pain Society Patrick Wall lecture, plenary session
one
Nociceptor excitability,
Professor Martin Koltzenburg |
| 11:00-12:30 |
Parallel sessions A1-A7
A1. Lumbar facet joint pain (Interventional Pain Medicine
SIG)
A2. What’s new from young pain neuroscientists in
British labs?
A3: Clinicians’ role in returning patients’
to work
A4: Why does my face hurt?
A5: Consent and deceit in pain medicine (Philosophy &
Ethics SIG)
A6: Young person’s CRPS: “catching it early,
moving it on”
A7: National Pain Clinic Audit (Clinical Information SIG) |
| 14:00-14:45 |
Plenary session two
Mechanisms of pain in functional gastrointestinal disease,
Professor Quasim Aziz |
| 14:45-15:30 |
Plenary session three
Ketamine (old and dirty or new and sexy), Dr
Rae Frances Bell |
| 16:00-17:30 |
Parallel sessions B1-B7
B1: Food and pain
B2: Long term opioid use
B3: Acute pain workshop (Acute Pain SIG)
B4: Management of postoperative pain in children: new
developments (Pain in Children SIG)
B5: Rising to national challenges in pain education
(Pain Education SIG)
B6: Imaging and fluoroscopy in pain medicine
B7: NICE Guidelines on neuropathic pain - treatment
recommendations for non-specialists (Neuropathic Pain
SIG)
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Thursday 15th
|
|
| 09:00-09:45 |
Plenary session four
The preterm infant and pain - a critical experience?
Professor Neil Marlow |
| 09:45-10:30 |
Plenary session five
The Painful Truth in Older Age: What you should know about
persistent pain in older persons,
Professor Stephen Gibson |
| 11:00-12:15 |
Poster Prize Presentations & Awards |
| 13:30-15:00 |
Parallel sessions C1-C7
C1: If there’s any justice…psychological,
clinical and legal perspectives on justice and chronic
pain sufferer
C2: Topical issues for older people in pain (Pain in
Older People SIG)
C3: Multidisciplinary pain management before pain becomes
permanent (Pain Management Programme SIG)
C4: Cannabinoids and pain: Latest developments
C5: Treating complex regional pain syndrome
C6: Cost effectiveness of treating neuropathic pain
C7: Putting anticipation and prevention of acute postoperative
pain on the RADAR
|
15:30-16:15 |
Plenary session seven
Education and cancer pain: messages, messengers and
media, Professor Michael
Bennett
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Friday
16th
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|
| 09:00-09:45 |
Plenary session eight
Advances in the science and clinical evidence in acute
pain management
Professor Richard Langford
|
| 09:45-10:30 |
Plenary session nine
Contemporary issues in paediatric chronic pain management,
Dr Tonya Palermo
|
| 11:00—12:30 |
Parallel session D1-D7
D1: Insomnia and chronic pain: Paediatric and adult
perspective
D2: Attentional biases towards pain related information
across different chronic pain populations and age groups
D3: A model of quality management applied to a pain
service
D4: Culture and ethnicity in chronic pain management
D5: Chronic post surgical pain: An international perspective
D6: Dance – a creative perspective on pain (BPS
Patient Liaison Committee)
D7: Interventional pain and palliative care: A joint
approach to pain management in complex cancer pain patients
|
| 12:40-13:30 |
British Pain Society Lecture, Plenary session ten
Embedding psychological principles within clinical care:
the journey from clinical rehabilitation to secondary
prevention,
Professor Chris Main
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