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National Pain Week 2023

Facebook Live 01

The State of Pain Panel Discussion

The event will include fruitful dialogue between key opinion leaders from Australia’s pain sector as they discuss chronic pain issues uncovered in the 2023 National Pain Survey.

Our chronic pain community will hear the new results of the 2023 National Pain Survey, up-to-date information about the effect of chronic pain, and how the national healthcare system is coping.  

Supported by unrestricted educational grant

Facebook Live 02

Frontiers in Pain Research

Curious about up-to-date treatments and management options for your chronic pain?

Hear from Richard Chye, Professor Peter O’Sullivan and Professor Sylvia Gustin on the future of chronic pain management.

Supported by unrestricted educational grant

Facebook Live 03

New Horizons and Innovations in Pain Management

Hear from Peter Comerford CEO of Promethean BioPharma, Professor Jeff Hughes Chief Scientific Officer at Painchek and Erin MacIntyre on the potential upcoming over-the-counter medications and leading-edge pain management techniques, including medicinal cannabis.

Supported by unrestricted educational grant

Facebook Live 04

Mr Pain Live Podcast: Alcohol, Pain and Opioids

Hear from Peter Comerford CEO of Promethean BioPharma, Professor Jeff Hughes Chief Scientific Officer at Painchek and Erin MacIntyre on the potential upcoming over-the-counter medications and leading-edge pain management techniques, including medicinal cannabis.

National Pain Week 2022

Triple AAA Campaign

Our 3 year strategy

Triple AAA care 2022 – sets into action a minimum standard of care, for all Australians who live with chronic pain. Triple AAA care is founded upon our three strategic pillars

• Awareness

• Accessibility

• Affordability

These pillars emerged from the complex issues identified year on year by our National Pain Survey.

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Facebook Live 01

Opening Event

Experience chronic pain or know someone who does? Join a national movement promoting accessible and affordable pain-management. We will explore the results of the National Pain Survey and launch our national movement. 

Chronic Pain Australia believes that a triple AAA economy should deliver triple AAA standards of care, which is why we’re launching our Triple AAA campaign promoting Awareness, Access and Affordability. 

From patient perspectives to industry experts, we will cover strategies and experiences that will help you manage your chronic pain. 

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Supported by unrestricted educational grant from Mundipharma

Facebook Live 02

Cancer Pain... We Are All in This Together!

 
Treatment for cancer can bring with it additional issues for patients and their families.
 
While pain affects everyone differently, we’re a community that uplifts and educates one another on experiences and strategies to help manage pain.
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Webinar 01

My pain is real. Why would I see a psychologist?

By Melissa Day and Ingrid Bindicsova

This webinar will provide a brief background on the multidisciplinary nature of chronic pain.

We will then discuss the neuroscience of pain and its relief in order to demonstrate the role of psychological interventions in changing the way the brain processes pain to make plasticity work for you rather than against you.

We will conclude with some practical guidance on where to find a psychologist with expertise in pain management, as well as several other freely available resources.

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Webinar 02

The Pain Toolkit

By Pete Moore

Hear from Pete Moore the author of ‘The Pain Toolkit’ which is a simple patient interactive booklet that is used by healthcare professionals internationally to start off the pain self-management conversation.

The Pain Toolkit for Patients
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The Pain Toolkit for Healthcare Providers
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Supported by unrestricted educational grant from Seqirus

Webinar 03

Explain Pain: Consumer guide

By Anjelo Ratnachandra

Anjelo Ratnachandra unpacks the changes that occur when pain changes from acute to chronic and provides an answer to common questions, such as why the weather or mood impact your pain experience.

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Webinar 04

Flare Up & Fatigue: Red, Amber & Green Zones

By Brent Weeks

Finding it hard to keep your pain at a manageable level?

Hear from Brent Weeks about a simple management tool that has helped many people experiencing chronic pain keep themselves in ‘the green zone.’

Brent specialises in multidisciplinary sports rehabilitation in his career, working with major sporting teams, including the Western Bulldogs (AFL) and the Melbourne Rebels (Rugby Union).

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Webinar 05

Evaluating The Risks & Benefits of Medicines

By Nicolette Ellis

Are you wondering if the combination of medicines you’re taking is ideal?

Medicines are the most used treatment in healthcare. Nicolette Ellis provides some simple strategies you can use to review, track, and monitor the benefits and risks of your medicines.

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Webinar 06

Enabling Participation in Meaningful Activities

By Fiona Thomas

Occupational therapy is a cornerstone of pain management.

Fiona Thomas is an accomplished pain academic and occupational therapist. She will discuss the role of occupational therapy in helping individuals participate fully in life despite the presence of pain.

Fiona will speak on strategies and techniques occupational therapists may use when treating pain or helping people manage their pain themselves.

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Webinar 07

The What, Why, & How of Nutrition and Pain

By Katherine Brain

What is the relationship between food, mood and pain?

Dr Katherine Brain explains the important role nutrition plays when it comes to pain management.

Dr Brain is an accredited practising dietitian and pain academic. She combines her lived experience with chronic pain and her expertise in nutrition, to shed light on the complex relationship between nutrition and pain.

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Chronic Pain Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work.
We recognise their continued connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to all Elders past, present, and emerging.

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