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BPS Study Days
The Learning in Pain Series (LIPS) is the
educational programme of the British Pain Society. It will
provide comprehensive learning in pain medicine as per the
International Association for the Study of Pain curriculum
and is organised as a series of study days to run for three
years.
There will be four LIPS study days in each
academic year. The LIPS Study Days are appropriate for single
day attendance but it is intended that the days complement
each other.
Details of previous Study Days can be found
at the bottom of this page.
A Study Day Bursary is available to members
of the Society who require financial assistance to attend
these Study Days. For details of eligibility, application
and deadlines please go to to the grants and awards page in
the 'For members' section, or click
here.
Please see below for details of the forthcoming
Study Days:
Commissioning Pain
Services - Re-run (28th Study Day)
Monday 10th June 2013
Churchill House, 35 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4SG
Changes to the NHS mean changes to the way in which pain
services are to be
commissioned. This course will lead the attendee through the
commissioning
process and give practical advice on how proposals can be
developed, how they may
be judged, and how to understand the commissioning process
better. The day will be
presented by leading clinicians working in the commissioning
of pain services.
Booking form
Visceral Pain
(29th Study Day)
Tuesday 3rd September 2013
Churchill House, 35 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4SG
The full programme and booking form will
be added shortly. Please check back.
Topic TBC (30th
Study Day)
Tuesday 19th November 2013
Churchill House, 35 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4SG
The full programme and booking form will
be added shortly. Please check back.
Previous Study Days
There have been 27 study days so far:
| 1st Study Day |
06/01/06 |
Interventions in the management of
pain |
| 2nd Study Day |
21/06/06 |
Anatomy & physiology of pain applied
to practice |
| 3rd Study Day |
22/06/06 |
Difficult pain problems |
| 4th Study Day |
31/10/06 |
From acute to chronic pain |
| 5th Study Day |
09/01/07 |
Psychology of chronic pain and suffering |
| 6th Study Day |
09/05/07 |
Opioids and problem drug use |
| 7th Study Day |
24/09/07 |
Headache and facial pain |
| 8th Study Day |
05/12/07 |
Cancer Pain |
| 9th Study Day |
31/01/08 |
Visceral Pain |
| 10th Study Day |
07/05/08 |
Neuropathic Pain - POSTPONED |
| 11th Study Day |
29/09/08 |
Research Methodology |
| 12th Study Day |
04/12/08 |
Acute Pain |
| 13th Study Day |
29/01/09 |
Difficult Pain Problems |
| 14th Study Day |
08/06/09 |
Back Pain |
| 15th Study Day |
02/12/09 |
Neuropathic Pain |
| 16th Study Day |
25/01/10 |
The problems of long term opioid use |
| 17th Study Day |
08/06/10 |
Musculoskeletal Pain |
| 18th Study Day |
17/09/10 |
Use of ultrasound - CANCELLED |
16th Study Day
REPEAT |
01/11/10 |
The problems of long term opioid use |
| 19th Study Day |
02/12/10 |
Back Pain - CANCELLED |
| 20th Study Day |
10/01/11 |
Acute Pain |
| 21st Study Day |
21/09/11 |
Crises in pain management - CANCELLED |
| 22nd Study Day |
26/10/11 |
Pain management issues in the vulnerable
patient |
| 23rd Study Day |
24/01/12 |
Acute Pain - Preventing Chronicity |
| 24th Study Day |
10/09/12 |
Commissioning Pain Services |
| 25th Study Day |
23/11/12 |
Psychological therapies in the management
of pain |
| 26th Study Day |
28/01/13 |
Pain in Older People |
| 27th Study Day |
25/02/13 |
The Use of Information and Communication
Technologies in Managing Pain |
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