Virtual sessions “are one of the great healthcare successes of the last 18 months” but they can also exclude patients and create problems, panel members find

Panel debate highlights urgent need for education of the challenges faced by Long COVID sufferers, who can be left feeling unsupported and searching for answers.

Between the 12-17th September “Flippin’ Pain” is hosting over 20 free to attend public events and activities across Lincolnshire.

Sophie Coggins, Occupational Therapist specialising in chronic pain at Connect Health Pain Services, talks about her fascinating journey to finding the job she loves. She highlights there is a great sense of trust and feels valued and respected as a clinician.

Flippin’ Pain is a public health campaign that aims to flip the way people, think about, talk about and treat persistent pain. This was achieved by raising awareness of the problem of persistent pain, spreading the word about modern scientific understanding of pain and giving people the knowledge, skills and hope for a better way forward.

As part of the Connect Health Change webinar series, we present the Q&A summary from our panel who discuss Unwarranted Variation in the post-COVID world.