Top 5 Challenges Working with People with Chronic Pain (Part 1)

Описание: In this part 1 video, I talk about the two most common challenges faced during consultations with people with chronic pain and how to address these. This will enable you to have more productive and effective conversations, save valuable clinic time and reduce the heart-sink moments you may have when seeing a patient with chronic pain.

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I'm Mahin, an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist and Independent Prescriber specialising in Pain Management, working in the West Midlands, UK.

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00:00 Intro
00:49 A familiar consultation
03:12 “The last person said it was all in my head”
07:09 ‘Normal’ Investigation Findings
12:02 Coming up...

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