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Pain News
The British Pain Society Newsletter Pain
News is published quarterly and is edited by Dr Mike Basler.
For enquiries regarding Pain News, please contact newsletter@britishpainsociety.org
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the latest issue:
Co-proxamol & lumiracoxib
Who are pain clinics for: models in practice
What are pain clinics for? - Early intervention
“End of road” patients
A General Practice/Primary Care View
Peri-operative NSAIDs: friend or foe?
Coping or self-managing?
Moving pain into the community - an inner city experience
Welcoming overseas observers
Chronic pain following breast surgery
Back copies
Autumn 2007 (and Winter 2008)
Military Pain Service
Coming to a Trust near you - part 2
Forever an optimist?
When life begins does the pain end?
Pelvic Pain and Quality of Life – a survey
What’s in a brand name?
TENS and pregnancy
The neuromodulation programme: a
qualitative audit of patient feedback
W4: A Chronic Pelvic Pain Assessment Tool
Fascinating Facts about Pseudo-sciatica
Summer 2007
Primitive Pathways
Sudek atrophy in 11 year old girl
Older Peoples’ Cancer Pain Experience -
Review of the Research
Designed for Pain: Strategy to improve pain
services in Wales
Is it good to talk?
Are Pain Clinics Valuable and Effective?
NAP III & NCAPCIA: Past Present & Future
Fascinating Facts about Facet Joint Pain
Spring
2007
Getting there and going … where?
Conflict of Interest
A day in the life of the President of the British Pain Society
Coming to a Trust near you…
Guidance for 18 week patient pathway to specialist pain management
Chronic Pain and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Fascinating Facts about Sacroiliac Joint Pain
Establishing a chronic pain service in primary care
Neuropathic pain – a drug ladder
Winter
2007
Pain in the Older Person, the Patient Liaison
Committee Seminar
Medicine, the Healing Art
If a job’s worth doing…
Poetry and pain in practice
The management of chronic pain: pain management and other self
help programmes
Pain Awareness Week
Consent for pain interventional procedures – a survey of
practice in East Anglia
Does intrathecal morphine improve long term severe pain scores
poststernotomy?
Autumn
2006
Music Perception and Cognition
SuperPainNannies!
Pain management in hospitals - a case for integration?
Fascinating Facts about Cervicogenic Headaches
A Standard of Care for the Assessment of Suicidal Risk
Pain training in Birmingham School of Anaesthesia
The neuromodulation programme
Summer
2006
Succesful patient - healthcare professional interaction: a patient
perspective
Recent twists in COX-2 inhibitors
Hospital measurements
Nurse prescribing and acute pain
IV ketamine as a pharmacological intervention for chronic pain management
in paediatrics - a nurse's perspective
Older adults in pain: reviewing the literature
Cancer pain management; what does pain medicine have to offer?
Fascinating facts about cervical radiculopathic pain syndromes
Spring
2006
New OPCS 4.3 codes for pain management
Progress towards a Faculty of Pain Medicine
ASM supplement
Pain management in primary care: establishing a baseline
Pain management in the independent sector
Fascinating facts about sciatica!
Winter
2006
Ethics of the drug industry: A view from
both sides
Mildred B Clulow Award
Payment by Results
The Pain Cookbook: a BPS and voluntary
sector seminar
Introduction to the Health Technology
Assessment programme
Ten amazing facts about your intervertebral discs
Autumn
2005
Pain Relief - a Human Right?
Abstract submissions for the ASM: raising the standard
The FIPP Diploma - a personal view
World Congress on Pain, Sydney, Austrailia, August 21 -26, 2005
These boots are made for walking?
The 'Learning in Pain Series"
The views may change but the challenges remain the same
Summer
2005
How can we grow personally and spiritually as well as professionally
as pain practitioners?
The New Forgotten Army
Ensuring the future of chronic pain services in Northern Ireland
Take a minute to get pain on the Political agenda!
Pain Management Services in the National Framework for
Musculoskeletal Disorders
Spring
2005
ASM 2005
Suffering and Choice
Lessons in pain management
Establishing a faculty of pain medicine of the Royal College of
Anaesthetists
Sharing burden of chronic pain
Lumbar ESI survey
GP study day
HRGs progress report
Winter
2005
Everyone else is doing it
The last chance saloon
Ethnic Minorities - do they get a faire deal?
The Emperor's new clothes
Learning to accept suffering
Pain and Suffering
Autumn
2004
Facing the Challenges of Pain
Paediatric Procedure-Related Cancer Pain Management
Entonox
Transdermal Buprenorphine Pilot Study
Summer
2004
Manchester ASM 2004: Overview
ASM 2004: Evaluation Results
Pfizer Pain Awards
Is Pain a Disease?
Asking questions
Working with a Primary Care Trust
Spring
2004
ASM: First Impressions
Barriers of Effective Care for People Living in Pain
British Pain Society/Neuropathic Pain Research Awards 2004
Dilemmas in Pain Management
Spinal Cord Stimulation: Where's the Evidence
Breakthrough Pain
e-pain: Managing Low Back Pain
Winter
2004
Neuropathic Pain
Our Supporters
Supporters of the Armorial Bearings of the British Pain Society
Let your body do the talking
National Survey of psychological assessment prior to implantation
of Spinal Cord Stimulators (SCS) to treat pain
New or revolving door patients with pain - where do I send them?
Autumn
2003
Heart Team Recognised in Major National Customer Service Award
An update on British Pain Society Publications
Training in Pain Management of Anaesthetists
Integrating the pain service: A paradigm for change
The academic pursuit of happiness
Chronic Pelvic Pain
Recording your work
Pain Scales
Summer
2003
Glasgow ASM 2003 review
Pfizer Prize Awards
Results of Glasgow ASM: Session evaluation
Psychological Assessment and Interventions
A Distress Motivation Axis
Angina Pectoris: A Historical Perspective
Nottingham Pain Clinic Survey
Reflections from the Coalface
Spring
2003
Pain Management: An endangered Species?
Psychology: Everyday pains
Embarking on distance learning
A Survey of Pain Surveys in the South Thames region
Pressure, Stress and burnout
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