Hinxton Hall
Cambridge

Friday 8th February
2002

Organised by: Dr Ian Hardy

Prof. A Dickenson
Department of Pharmacology. University College London.
Dr L Crack
Consultant in Palliative Medicine. Marie Curie Centre, Newcastle.
Dr R Munglani
Consultant Anaesthetist. Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge.
Prof. J Wildsmith
Department of Anaesthesia. University of Dundee.
Mr N Bowles
Lecturer. University of Bradford.
Prof. D Blake
Department of Rheumatology. University of Bath.
Dr M Chester
Director, National Refractory Angina Centre, Liverpool.

09:00

REGISTRATION & COFFEE

09:30

Understanding Physiology & Treatments of the Future
Professor A Dickenson

10:15

PARALLEL SESSIONS

A: Drugs of the Future
Professor A Dickenson

B: Alternative Therapies
Dr L Crack

C: Persistent Neurological Pain
Dr R Munglani

D: Management of Surgical Pain Postoperatively
Professor J Wildsmith

11:00

COFFEE

11:15

PARALLEL SESSIONS

A: Drugs of the Future
Professor A Dickenson

B: Alternative Therapies
Dr L Crack

C: Persistent Neurological Pain
Dr R Munglani

D: Management of Surgical Pain Postoperatively
Professor J Wildsmith

12:15

Clinical Governance & Benchmarking
Mr N Bowles

13:00

LUNCH & EXHIBITION VIEWING

13:45

The Benefits of Managing Surgical Postoperative Pain Effectively
Professor J Wildsmith

14:15

Why does Acute Back Pain become Chronic?
Professor D Blake

14:45

Questions & Answers

15:00

TEA

15:30

Non Medical Prescribing
Dr L Crack

16:00

Chronic Cardiac Pain
Dr M Chester

16:30

Questions & Answers

16:45

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