Please find an exciting opportunity for a clinical or counselling psychologist to join the teams at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde pain service and the Scottish National Residential Pain Management Service.
https://t.co/B6jlknFm63
A bit late, but hoping as many folk as possible can attend the virtual meeting of The Network of Psychologists working in chronic pain in Scotland, today at 1.30. Please see your emails for links.
Madeleine Porritt has endured chronic pain for more than 30 years. Now, thanks to our Pain Management teams and innovative, online group sessions, she's found a way forward, allowing her to live her life again. More: https://t.co/C1XPGQZjEt #painmanagement#pain#NHS#NHSheroes
Minister for Public Health @MareeToddMSP today announced the launch of the public consultation on the Framework for Pain Management Services.
Have your say ➡️https://t.co/xTKNkiTXFx
Looking forward to the next virtual meeting of the Network of Scottish Psychologists working in Pain, on Thursday 9th December at 1.30. Please check emails!!
The next virtual meeting of the Network of Scottish Psychologists working in Pain will be on Wed 18th August at 1pm. Please see your emails for details.
Here is a poster Jo McParland had accepted for display at the #IASPWorld Congress #IASP 2021. The topic is father perspectives on having a child with chronic pain.
Please see you emails for information about a meeting on 5th July with the National Clinical Lead for pain Nicola Rhind and Emma Mair to update us on the new Framework.
Tomorrow night we are running the penultimate event in our online Spring Scientific Series. Don’t miss out, get your tickets here...
https://t.co/2FJXtqVFX5
Please find a poster on a pilot study conducted in Scottish adolescents with chronic pain, recruited from the paediatric chronic pain clinic in Glasgow. The study looked at the role of executive functioning in adolescent's pain experience.
Line Caes University of Stirling
Looking forward to meeting today of the Network of Scottish Psychologists working in Pain. Full agenda on feedback from National Advisory group, research and the new NICE guidelines.
Good news. We are organising a remote meeting of Scottish psychologists working in chronic pain for the afternoon of Thurs August 27th. Watch this space for more details. Please let others know of this twitter feed!
Folks, please see the minutes from our last meeting in Glasgow on 21.11.18, now in your inboxes. Please look over and amend if you can. Thanks to Bethany for doing them!
Involved and involving meeting of the Network of Psychologists working in Chronic Pain in Scotland today. Workstreams on linking with colleagues, research, and CPD. Service presentations from across the country.