Introducing Health Sciences: The Pain Clinic: Track 1
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We are all likely to experience pain at some stage in our lives. But, how do you deal with constant, chronic pain? Learning to manage severe pain on a daily basis takes a phenomenal amount of mental and physical strength. The 7 video tracks in this album introduce patients and doctors at the Royal Free Hospital's Pain Clinic and the Real Health Institute in London. They explore the causes of pain, the changes it brings to the lives of sufferers and the ways in which drugs, surgery, physiotherapy and cognitive therapies can help control it.
This material forms part of The Open University course SDK125 Introducing health sciences: a case study approach.
Track 1: Introducing Health Sciences: The Pain Clinic
Doctors and patients at the Royal Free Hospital's Pain Clinic and at the Real Health Institute explain how chronic pain works
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Gate Control Theory
Patients talk about about the treatments they've had and doctors describe the psychological and physical effects of serious injury.
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Effects of Chronic Pain
This course examines chronic pain in a bio-psycho-social perspective with postulations on effects of different types of intervention through revelations of parties concerned. It has given me a good idea of the multi-facets of pain itself, and inspires on coping strategies for permanent pain and related life issues.
Needs to be updated but still relivent. I have been through the proses myself. I have been in cronic pain for over 30 years and I have compleated a stay at a hospital in Oswastry, a two week stay learning to copie with the pain, in long term it does help.
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