| Contact Details |
Associate Dean Postgraduate Students
School of Health & Social Care
Bournemouth University
Royal London House
Christchurch Road
Bournemouth
Dorset BH1 3LT
Tel: 01202 962163
Email: ecarr@bournemouth.ac.uk
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| Officers |
Dr Emma Briggs
Dr Nick Allcock
Dr Marcia Schofield
Mrs Ann Taylor
Maggie Whittaker
Dr Paul Wilkinson
Co-opted members
Dr Willy Notcutt
Dr Janet McGowan
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Description of Activities
and Scientific Focus |
- To contribute to the educational objectives of the
Society and IASP
- To raise awareness of the need for pain education
for healthcare professionals at undergraduate and
postgraduate levels
- To enhance the skills of those involved in delivering
pain education, including the skills of teaching and
assessment
- To share understanding and dissemination of different
educational methods and technologies available to
deliver pain education
- To provide a web presence for pain education through
the BPS website
- To organise meetings, seminars and workshops on
aspects of pain education
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| Current work |
Notes
25th Oct 2007. Notes
29th Nov 2007. Notes
24 January 2008 Notes
28th August 2008, Notes
25th September 2008, Notes
27th November 2008, Notes
January 2009, Notes
February 2009, Note
AGM 2009, Notes
May 2009, Notes June 2009, Notes
July 2009, Notes September 2009, Notes November 2009,
Notes
January 2010, Notes March 2010, AGM Notes April 2010,
Notes May 2010, Notes June 2010.
Undergraduate Dental Curriculum based on IASP dental curriculum
and the GDC. Foreword by Professor Joanna Zakrzewska.
Please click here
to access this booklet.
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| Forthcoming Events |
Moving the Pain Education Agenda
Forward: Innovative Models
26 & 27th August 2010
Toronto, Ontario Canada
Official Satellite Symposium of the 13th World Congress
on Pain.
http://bloomberg.nursing.utoronto.ca/PainSymposium.htm
This program will provide opportunities for stimulating,
meaningful discussions and networking among attending
national and international health professionals involved
in pain education in academic and/or clinical settings.
You are warmly invited to attend the networking reception
on Thursday evening.
For more information please contact Ellen Maracle-Benton,
Symposium Planner at: ellen@eventsinsync.com
Pain Education Seminar
23rd November 2010
Churchill House, 35 Red Lion Square, London, WC1R 4SG
Download a copy of the programme here.
Download a copy of the booking form here.
Previous one day seminars have included topics such
as:
- Developing critical thinking and progression in
student learning
- Problem based learning
- Interprofessional education; definitiions and strategies
- Facilitation of small groups using Problem Based
Learning
- Blended Learning
- Creative use of the internet for education - WIKI's,
Facebook, etc
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| Any other news |
The Pain Education
SIG held a one day seminar on 17th
December 2009 at Churchill
House, 35 Red Lion Square, London.
Topics included:
- Developing critical thinking
- Effective use of websites
- Creative use of the internet for education
- Active networking
- Problem Based Learning
For more information about this seminar, and to download
copies of presentations, please visit the Pain Education
SIG Members secure page at: http://www.britishpainsociety.org/secure/members_sigs_education_secured.htm
Survey of undergraduate pain curricula
for healthcare professionals in the United Kingdom.
A short report.
Principal Investigators:
Dr Eloise Carr
Dr Emma Briggs
Ms Maggie Whittaker
Click here
to read the survey report.
The Pain Education SIG ran a
workshop at the Manchester ASM on Wednesday 14th April
2010 on
Rising to national challenges in pain education
The Pain Education SIG ran a workshop at the Sandown
Park ASM on Thursday
2nd April 2009 on
Topical issues in Pain Education.
The Pain Education SIG held a business meeting and
their AGM on Thursday 2nd
April 2009 at the Britsh Pain Society ASM at
Sandown Park.
The Pain Education
SIG held a one day seminar on Thursday
18th December 2008 at Churchill House, 35 Red
Lion Square, London
Topics included
- Blended learning
- Using the IASP Core Curriculum
- Problem Based Learning
- Active networking (speed-datum)
- Strategies for IPE
- Using internet resources for
pain education
To view presentations from this day, please visit the
Pain Education SIG Members secure page at: http://www.britishpainsociety.org/secure/members_sigs_education_secured.htm
The Pain Education SIG held a business
meeting at the Society's ASM in Glasgow on Thursday
26th April 2007. Click
here to download a copy of the minutes.
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