The 1st Pain Summit in the UK took place yesterday at Central Hall, Westminster.
It was attended by around 160 health professionals: GP's, pain specialists, representatives from the Department of Health, MP's, Commisioners, patients and patient representatives.
Health professional education, Public health and the wider agenda and commissioning were all areas that were covered in workshops. The report and follow up will be available in a few weeks time.
There is a short broadcast about it here :
bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b... the piece on chronic pain starts at about 19.22
Thank you Judy.
It is very interesting. I am looking forward to know more (the programme is not available to listen again).
xxx
What a shame : it was only available for 7 days
I read with interest that a Pain Summit occurred at Westminster but as it was in November 2011, I wondered if any follow up had happened. Also, what was the result of the 1st Pudendal Nerve Day on the 1st of May? Way it just in the States?
Many thanks
The work following the pain summit is continuing and there will be a awareness campaign for employers and the public currently in the planning stages. There is also a lot of work going on at European level.
What is this pain - Fibroids, Menopause?
What medication for nerve pain can I take? In the day 
At the end of my tether! - not sure what my options are now!!
Has anyone successfully treated any of their pelvic floor issues naturally? I'm losing hope in the doctors here in the UK 
For 4yrs ive had severe pelvic pain..The symtoms consist of pain all around pelvic area,groin,lower back,buttocks and down my left side 
