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Launching PIPPA: Patient Involvement in the PPA
Physiotherapy Pain Association (PPA) Patient Representatives Christine P (Tina) and Louise Trewern are launching PIPPA (Patient Involvement in the PPA), a group for patients and carers who are interested in shaping and informing the work of the PPA.
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Accessible Resources Collated
PPA Equality and Diversity Officer, Despina Karargyri has collated links for physiotherapists to support people living with pain who need who require adapted or interpreted materials.
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Pilot commenced for Therapeutic Interactions and Person Centred Care Skills
The pilot has just commenced for a training package that the PPA has developed in partnership with the HIN South London and Prof Frank Keefe of Duke University.
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Physiotherapy Pain Association Survey
The PPA Committee seeks your views through the PPA Survey.
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The PPA contributes to CSP Spotlight webinars championing community rehabilitation
The PPA contributed to the CSP webinars on "Supporting Self Management" and "Pain", which highlighted the value of Co-production and Patient Involement in service design and improvement.
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Comment on the draft NICE Guidance for Chronic Pain
The Physiotherapy Pain Association is a registered stakeholder for the draft NICE Guidance on Chronic Pain and welcomes comment to form the response.
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The PPA urges medical body to tackle ‘inaccurate’ claims appearing in new publication
Ian A McMillan reports for Physio Update
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Mind the Gap: lived experience and inequity - blog and podcasts
How do we take action to address the inequalities we see in every level of practice?
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Chronic Pain: Information About Transitioning to Adult Services
The Walton Centre Pain Management Team have put together a resource for patients transitioning from paediatric to adult services.
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New Patient Representative Welcomed to the PPA Committee
Louise Trewern has been appointed as a Patient Representative to the Physiotherapy Pain Association Executive Committee.