Delivering the pain review: A flexible approach
The pain review has 3 components: (1) Pre-consultation; (2) The consultation; (3) Follow-up. The next 3 lessons will give you a detailed account of what comprises each of the 3 …
Case studies: An introduction
In the next two modules, we present a series of case studies that illustrate examples of the pain review with different patients and how the PROMPPT approach to delivering the …
Welcome to the PROMPPT research programme
PROMPPT is an NIHR funded research programme and stands for: Proactive clinical Review of patients taking Opioid Medicines long-term for persistent Pain led by clinical Pharmacists in primary care Teams PROMPPT is formed of three linked …
Your PROMPPT journey
Below from WS2 training manual 1.3.5 PROMPPT aims to reduce opioid use for people with persistent pain where appropriate.It may not be appropriate for all patients to reduce opioids and …
Case study 2
Aim of the case study To understand the role of follow-ups To identify components of the follow up framework in action To understand the importance of aligning what matters to …
Support
We hope the organisation and delivery of the pain reviews are well supported by your practice. This might mean that GPs at your practice are available to talk through difficulties …
Wellbeing and your own self-care
We hope this training prepares you well for undertaking the pain reviews with patients with persistent pain taking different strengths of opioids. We acknowledge that things however do not always …
The spirit of PROMPPT
Many patients who experience persistent pain respond by taking opioids. Patients who attend a pain review will have an opportunity to consider whether this pharmacological response to pain is most …
