Improving Pain Management Services

May 28, 2010 - PRLog -- With chronic pain costing £12 billion per year, the business case for earlier, more productive pain provision is more topical than ever.

If you are working in the pain management field, or seeking to drive quality improvements in your local health economy, the following conference sessions will be invaluable to you:

- Transferring pain provider services to community settings
- Personalising pain services and working with tailored condition management programmes
- Practice-based commissioning and involving patients in service redesign
- Responding to demand in your local health economy and improving capacity
- Raising workforce skills needed for delivering supported self care
- Integrating with palliative care services

With the announcement of the first ever national audit of pain services, this event presents the perfect opportunity for clinicians, managers and commissioners to come together and assess how to overcome the discrepancy in quality and capacity of specialist pain services. Don’t miss our multi-disciplinary line-up of pioneering speakers and your chance to network and learn from them.

For more information: http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferen...

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