34: Ankylosing Spondylitis; The Patient Perspective

Trail - Airing Pain 144: Dilemmas in Pain Research

Release Date: 05/28/2024

Description: Coming 12 June: This edition of Airing Pain focuses on the dilemmas and roadblocks that researchers encounter when researching pain and developing interventions, how they may overcome them, and why systematic reviews of research are so important. Our contributors for this edition are leaders in this field and they discuss some of the issues they have encountered whilst conducting their research into pain and how to treat it.  Interviews in this edition were recorded at the British Pain Society Annual Scientific Meeting. Contributors: Professor Robert Brownstone is a Professor and Head of Neurosurgery at University College London. Dr Neil O’Connell is a Reader in the Physiotherapy Division of the Department of Health Sciences at Brunel University London. He is also a member of Cochrane's central editorial board.  Dr Kirsty Bannister is an Associate Professor of Neuroscience/Neuropharmacology at King’s College London.

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125: Opioid-Induced Constipation

Release Date: 11/03/2020

Description: This edition has been supported with a grant from Kyowa Kirin donated for this purpose. While opioids are seen as an effective treatment method for acute pain, there is an increasing debate on the efficacy of opioids when treating chronic pain conditions. One of the most common side effects of long-term opioid usage is constipation. Conditions like irritable bowel syndrome are more common in people who are living with chronic pain conditions, so better understanding of the connection between opioids and constipation is key for medical professionals currently working with chronic pain patients. Following on from Airing Pain 123, this edition sees Paul Evans speaks to Dr Maria Eugenicos, who is a gastroenterologist at the University of Edinburgh. Dr Eugenicos starts by outlining the different conditions that are treated at her gastro-intestinal clinic and how these conditions can present. Dr Eugenicos then discusses the prevalence of opioid-induced constipation in clinical patients and how shifting treatment methods and properly educating patients on their conditions can help to improve their standard of living.  Contributors: Dr Maria Eugenicos, Senior Lecturer/Gastroenterologist at the Western General Hospital Gastroenterology Department, University of Edinburgh Dr Cathy Stannard, Consultant in Pain Medicine and Pain Transformation Programme Clinical Lead for NHS Gloucestershire Clinical Commissioning Group.  More information: Airing Pain 123 – painconcern.org.uk/airing-pain-123-opioids-and-chronic-pain/ The IBS network – theibsnetwork.org British Pain Society – britishpainsociety.org IASP Global Year for the Prevention of Pain 2020 – iasp-pain.org/GlobalYear. With thanks to: Maggie’s Centre, a resource network designed to help cancer patients and their families – maggies.org.

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135: Pain Management during the Covid-19 Pandemic – Lessons Learnt

Release Date: 02/22/2023

Description: This edition of Airing Pain examines how Covid-19 has impacted on the relationship between patient and healthcare professional. In the two or so years of living with Covid-19, the face-to-face relationship between doctors and patients was one of the first casualties. With restrictions relaxed, have we returned to the status quo, or has what was developed at breakneck speed led to new working practices?  In 2019, just months before Covid-19 became part of our lives, a workshop, ‘Experts by Experience – Working Together in Pain Management Programmes’ explored an innovative approach to pain management in which patients became integral members within the clinical pain team. Has this relationship survived social isolation and lockdowns?  Contributors include Consultant in Pain Medicine with the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, Dr Cathy Price and Consultant Clinical Psychologist Dr Nick Ambler of the North Bristol NHS Trust, and people living with chronic pain. Read transcript Issues covered in this programme include:  COVID, self-management of long-term conditions, peer support, communicating pain, community healthcare, patient volunteer, support group, training course, volunteering and workshops.  Time Stamps:    1:15 – Dr Cathy Price on delivery rapidly changing from face-to-face to online, having to prioritise vital healthcare, and what didn’t work remotely. 6:00 – Dr Cathy Price on the barriers the technology can create. 7:05 – Paul Evans recaps Airing Pain 119 Experts By Experience: Working Together In Pain Management Programmes 10:10 – Dr Nick Ambler talks on the Experts by Experience: Working Together In Pain Management Programmes Workshop. 14:12 – Nick on the service user involvement in delivering Pain Management Programmes and what it means for health professionals. 17:00 – Paul ask Nick how a GP could approach a repeat consultation about pain to create a productive outcome. 19:55 – How the Covid pandemic impacted the work of pain clinics. 22:25 – Paul questions whether post-pandemic approaches to healthcare will revert. 27:00 – Cathy Price on the positive outcomes of working during a pandemic. 28:00 – Nick Ambler on the impact of patients being part of the team. 30:00 – Primrose Granville on her pain management programme experience.   Contributors:  Dr Cathy Price, Consultant in Pain Medicine with the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust  Dr Nick Ambler of the North Bristol NHS Trust  Patient-volunteer Primrose Granville, and other people living with chronic pain.   Special Thanks:  This edition of Airing Pain was supported by the British Pain Society and funded by grants from the James Weir Foundation, the Hospital Saturday Fund and the Erskine Cunningham Hill Trust.   More Information:  Pain Matters 78: managing pain during the coronavirus pandemic  Airing Pain #119 Experts by experience Working Together In Pain Management Programmes  Airing Pain 133: How Group Consultations Can Help Long COVID And Other Conditions 

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131: Face Pain, Treatment & Management

Release Date: 01/11/2022

Description: What causes different types of face pain and what treatment is available? In this episode of Airing Pain we cover facial pain in its many forms, what treatments are available and how to cope better with your pain. Funded by The Hospital Saturday Fund. In collaboration with UCLH Royal National ENT & Eastman Dental Hospitals. The way our face feels and how we move it is a massive part of our identity. Feeling pain in the face, or not being able to use your face the way you want to, is not only a physical burden on the person suffering, but a heavy psychological load to cope with as well. Issues covered in this programme include: facial pain, unnecessary dental treatments, tooth ache, face and identity, management techniques, trigeminal neuralgia, neuropathic pain, carbamazepine, neurosurgery, pain management programmes, psychology and pain, temporomandibular disorder, burning mouth syndrome, persistent idiopathic facial pain, central sensitisation syndrome, physiotherapy, acceptance & commitment therapy Time Stamps: 01: 54 - Trigeminal neuralgia (TN): what is it and what does it feel like? Dr Joanna Zakrzewska explains. 06:27 - Dr Zakrzewska discusses what treatments are available for TN, including carbamazepine. 10:37 - How can neurosurgery help treat TN? 18:11 - Psychology Pain Management Programmes (PMPs) for sufferers of TN. 19:11 - Susie Holder on the psychological impact of face pain. 21:36 - Dr Roddy McMillan discusses temporomandibular disorder (TMD) as a source of face pain. 22:29 - Burning mouth syndrome and other types of face pain. 25:50 - Treatments available for other types of face pain. 28:30 - TMD and how it is different from other types of face pain (usually neuropathic in origin). 30:00 - What is central sensitisation syndrome? 32:21 - Pain management for chronic pain sufferers. 36:05 - Susie Holder explains what acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is. 44:07 - Obstacles to living well with pain, including the coronavirus pandemic. Contributors: Dr Joanna Zakrzewska, consultant in oral medicine specialising in trigeminal neuralgia at the Department or Oral Medicine and Facial Pain at the UCLH NHS Foundation Trust. Susie Holder, clinical psychologist on the facial pain team at the Royal ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals, UCLH NHS Foundation Trust. Dr Roddy McMillan, consultant in oral medicine and facial pain at the Royal ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals, UCLH NHS Foundation Trust. More Information: Pain Matters magazine issue 77: face the pain Airing Pain 12: Trigeminal Neuralgia, Pelvic Pain & Cannabis Airing Pain 115: Neuropathic pain 1 of 2, targeted Pain Management Programmes Airing Pain 116: Neuropathic pain 2 of 2, latest research My live well with pain Trigeminal Neuralgia Association UK

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Airing Addiction

Release Date: 08/17/2020

Authors: Catherine Collins & Lisa Blanchard

Description: Catherine Collins and Lisa Blanchard of Spectrum Health Systems dive into all things addiction and recovery. Like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/AiringAddiction for updates and live feeds of each and every show. If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, visit www.SpectrumHealthSystems.org for more information about treatment options.

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Airing Addiction

Release Date: 01/27/2021

Authors: New England Recovery Center

Description: Hosted by Lisa Blanchard and Jesse Chaison of Spectrum Health Systems, this popular podcast discusses addiction and recovery, featuring personal stories, special guests and professional opinion.

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Airing Addiction

Release Date: 04/06/2021

Authors: WTAG (WTAG-AM)

Description: Spectrum Health Systems Airing Addiction with Donna Pellegrino, Sundays at 10am. Call Spectrum Health Systems today at 1-844-200-6372.

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H2O Airing

Release Date: 05/01/2021

Authors: Ethan

Description: A small talk about a previous book I have just read.

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Airing it

Release Date: 05/03/2021

Authors: Ben King

Description: This podcast hosted by Ben King who will interview a range of guests involved with young people. Airing it discusses the challenges and opportunities experienced by young people from across Ireland. We hope young people air it with us.

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Daring to Say Podcast

Release Date: 09/12/2020

Authors: Cliff Houston

Description: Airing the Truth

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Himysafespacepodcast

Release Date: 08/22/2020

Authors: Esther

Description: Airing my mind out

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Sammy Tee

Release Date: 09/09/2020

Authors: Samuel Tete

Description: Jus airing out my idea.

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Phillies 24/7 Shows

Release Date: 08/23/2020

Authors: Audacy

Description: Original shows airing on Phillies 24/7

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Action VR 2 on Spreaker Now

Release Date: 03/31/2021

Authors: Action VR 2

Description: Programming airing/aired on Action VR 2.

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LV Rocks on GigaDial Public

Release Date: 06/06/2021

Description: Podcasts of shows airing on LV Rocks

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