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Clinical Psychologist Recruitment Crisis in Pain Services: Webinar explores ‘why work in the field of pain’?
5 March 2021
Chronic pain — defined as pain that has persisted for more than three months — is thought to affect around 28 million people in the UK.
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Education-focused webinar explains how the Advanced Practice Roadmap translates into practice, with four key recommendations
25 February 2021
Exploring how staff can be supported via education, the webinar discussed how the roadmap translates into practice.
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Quality Improvement (QI) – Closing the gap between research and clinical practice
1 February 2021
Connect Health brings together clinical and industry experts to discuss translation of knowledge into practice to improve patient outcomes.
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People Stories
Connect Health is the perfect place for someone from abroad used to working in other healthcare systems. There are very supportive, friendly colleagues
25 May 2021
Dr Krisztina Szabo-Kocsis, Consultant Rheumatologist, South West Essex Community Rheumatology Service, Connect Health, tells us how, having worked in her native Hungary, she is now thriving on the challenge
of developing the service.
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Staff wellbeing, support and communication between colleagues during Covid has been the biggest benefit
12 May 2021
As we celebrate International Nurses’ Day on 12 May and reflect on the achievements made over the last year, Connect Health’s Shamina Martin, Pain Nurse Specialist in Lincolnshire, shares how she came to work in pain services, the support received and the impact of the pandemic on effectively supporting people living in persistent pain.
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Naughty or NICE: Chronic pain guidelines and their implications for the design and delivery of services – Q&A Summary
27 April 2021
As part of the Connect Health Change webinar series, we present the Q&A summary from our panel of speakers discussing the recently published NICE Guidelines.
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