2025 Australian Pain Society 45th Annual Scientifi
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2025 Australian Pain Society 45th Annual Scientific meeting
Free Paper Session 4: Empowering Patients: Innovative Approaches to Chronic Low Back Pain Management
" A/ Professor Timothy Brake, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Pain Management Centre, University of Sydney, NSW: Pain reduction and functional improvement with pulsed shortwave therapy (ActiPatch®) in chronic low back pain: A randomised double-blind controlled trial"
https://www.dccam.com.au/aps2025/Free_Paper_Sessions
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Sydney Local Health District
With about 13,000 staff, our District is responsible for the health and wellbeing of more than 740,000 people living within our boundaries, as well as many more from rural and remote parts of NSW and Australia. We also care for more than a million people who come into our District each day to work, study and visit.
Pain Management Centre
The Pain Management Centre is actively engaged in a range of innovative research projects aimed at improving pain management.
Current studies include the development of a Cancer Pain Intervention Registry, the use of Pulsed Shortwave Therapy (Actipatch®) for chronic low back pain , and the co-design of a care and education program for pain management in NSW. Additionally, a Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program is being explored.
https://slhd.health.nsw.gov.au/organisation
Free Paper Session 4: Empowering Patients: Innovative Approaches to Chronic Low Back Pain Management
" A/ Professor Timothy Brake, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Pain Management Centre, University of Sydney, NSW: Pain reduction and functional improvement with pulsed shortwave therapy (ActiPatch®) in chronic low back pain: A randomised double-blind controlled trial"
https://www.dccam.com.au/aps2025/Free_Paper_Sessions
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Sydney Local Health District
With about 13,000 staff, our District is responsible for the health and wellbeing of more than 740,000 people living within our boundaries, as well as many more from rural and remote parts of NSW and Australia. We also care for more than a million people who come into our District each day to work, study and visit.
Pain Management Centre
The Pain Management Centre is actively engaged in a range of innovative research projects aimed at improving pain management.
Current studies include the development of a Cancer Pain Intervention Registry, the use of Pulsed Shortwave Therapy (Actipatch®) for chronic low back pain , and the co-design of a care and education program for pain management in NSW. Additionally, a Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program is being explored.
https://slhd.health.nsw.gov.au/organisation
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