Psychologically Informed Collaborative Conversations (PIC-C): co-producing a new resource to help healthcare professionals understand and manage pain in younger patients
Since 2018, the Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London has been supporting Psychologically Informed Collaborative Conversations (PIC-C), an innovative project designed to train healthcare professionals to improve how they care for people with pain by implementing psychologically informed treatment strategies.
British Pain Society 2026 Neuropathic Pain Special Interest Group Education Day
This one-day education event brings together clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals to update knowledge and skills in the assessment, diagnosis, and management of neuropathic pain.
Physiotherapy Pain Association Research Bursary Open to Applications NOW
We will be offering all PPA members the opportunity to apply for 2 funding streams. Each funding stream will be able to offer financial support to enable small scale research related projects.
Invitation: Celebrating Your Voice Matters — lived experience shaping pain research and care 🎬☀️
You are invited to Celebrating the Film: Your Voice Matters — an online event showcasing a short film created by people living with pain for people with chronic pain.
GIRFT webinar: Introducing the GIRFT chronic pain workstream
GIRFT’s new workstream aims to identify variation and challenges across the whole pathway and develop a structured model to ensure patients receive personalised, holistic and evidence-based care at each stage, with seamless transitions between services – in turn, improving the patient experience.
Can we tailor the MSK-HQ to serve children's needs? Insights from clinicians, patients, and the public
Aastha Monga, Lecturer in Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal) at Keele University shares insights from their preliminary research on developing a peadiatic version of the MSK-HQ
Making active choices around a new way of working: A transition from working in the NHS to working for myself in private practice.
Hannah Wilson, senior specialist physiotherapist and secretary for the PPA reflects on her transition from NHS to running her own private practice, Pain Relief Physiotherapy in Kew, London.
