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Survey of undergraduate pain curricula for healthcare professionals in the United Kingdom.
A short report.

Click here to read the survey report.

The Pain Education SIG of the British Pain Society.
Principal Investigators:
Dr Eloise Carr
Dr Emma Briggs
Ms Maggie Whittaker


Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT)
Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) Documents: Long-term conditions positive practice guide & Medically unexplained symptoms positive practice guide.

British Pain Society Response to the Department of Health IAPT documents.


Pain in Accident & Emergency
Letter to Anna Walker CB, Chief Executive, Healthcare Commission
January 2009

Letter in response to the Accident and Emergency Patient Survey results.


18 Week Commissioning Pathway on Chronic Pain
Recently published pathway

All pathways are evolving documents and as new research, practice, techniques and initiatives emerge, published pathways may need to be reworked to reflect this and keep them as living useful documents.

To view the pathway please click here


National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines
The BPS is a registered stakeholder of NICE and is called upon from time to time to feedback comments on particular initiatives.
The British Pain Society formal feedback

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NHS Connecting for Health: Do Once and Share (DOaS) Project on Pain Assessment - December 2007
The British Pain Society formal responses

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NHS Innovation and Improvement - MRI Services - December 2007
The British Pain Society formal response

You can read the full response by clicking here


All Party Parliamentary Group on Drug Misuse Inquiry - November 2007
The British Pain Society formal response

You can read the full response by clicking here


Epidurals in Out Patients - July 2007
The British Pain Society Newsletter, Summer 2007, President's Report, pg 8

You can read the full article by clicking here.


NHS Connecting for Health: Do Once and Share (DOaS) Project on Pain Assessment - June 2007
The British Pain Society Newsletter, Summer 2007, pg 16

DOaS is an exciting initiative run under the auspices of NHS Connecting for Health. Their current project is the development of a new national set of guidance about the use of instruments and other methods to assess pain. In particular, the project is about assessment of chronic pain in adults and older children.

You can find out more about the national DOaS programme by clicking the link below:
www.connectingforhealth.nhs.uk/systemsandservices/kps/doas

Download a full copy of the invitation letter here

Download a copy of the reply slip here


The Management of Chronic Pain: Pain Management Programmes and Other Sef-help Programmes - October 2006
The British Pain Society Newsletter, Winter 2007, pg 21-22

You can read the full article by clicking here.

 

 

 
 

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