The national discussion forum and community for UK Healthcare Professionals with an interest in acute, chronic, or palliative Pain Management.
Pain Talk hosts an active, lively, discussion forum for all professionals with an interest in pain management.
Rated number one worldwide by Google, our forum
can be used to ask
questions, share news,
or just to have your say.
All we ask is the members respect others users only post information which is true and correct to their knowledge.
Media Watch
See what your
patients are reading about pain management in the press.
Just click below...
Want to widen your search?
External links
With links to over seventy pain management related sites, our ‘External links’ page makes a great starting point!
What's on?
View our latest
Study day, conference and course listings.
Need to publicise your event? we can help - see the listings page!
Featured site articles.
We offer
a range
of articles
on pain
related topics.
Our latest article:
Browse our articles by clicking on
the link below.
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Site Resources
Carbon Neutral
This website, is run on a carbon neutral basis, with active steps taken to reduce our energy consumption, and deciduous tree planting undertaken to more than compensate for our ‘carbon footprint’
For a definition of 'carbon footprint' please click on the image, left (external link -will open in a new window)
Site info.
Site established 11-Jul-2003
Last updated: January 30, 2012
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The PAIN Exhibit
The PAIN Exhibit is an educational, visual arts exhibit from artists with chronic pain with their art expressing some facet of the pain experience.
To viw some of their work, click below.
Book Store
Visit our book store.
Amazon will donate 3-5% percent of the purchase price from each sale towards the up-keep of Pain Talk.
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Assessment
of pain in
older people.
New guidelines for the Assessment of pain in older people have been published by the Royal College of Physicians.
Read more, and download the guidelines in full by clicking on the link below.
This site is part-sponsored by unrestrictive grants from the following companies:
Leading the way in
Acute Pain Education.
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Forum open for business as usual!
Please excuse us whilst we spring-clean though!
Over the next couple of weeks we will be deleting lesser used features, updating others, adding new resources, and launching a new, much more readily update-able news and 'what's on' pages service.
So please excuse any dead links or layout gaps - it'll be worth it in the long run!!
