Wirral Chronic Pain Service
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The official X account for Wirral Chronic Pain Service (WUTH NHS Trust). Please note: we cannot reply to individual messages.
Clatterbridge
Joined May 2024
Moving ourselves away from this platform, please find us on Blue Sky with username wirralcps
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Christmas lunch and secret Santa, plus a spot of bingo. We do wholesome so very well in the pain service!
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RT @PainConcern: 🎄 Give yourself the gift of a free online Pain Education Session! 🎁Look after yourself on the busy run up to Xmas A few s…
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Great few short tweets explaining the types of pain we see amongst our patients. You can have one or all of these!
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We might steal this idea for our tree next year…..if only half our team weren’t camera shy!
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas 🎄 Today the Christmas Elves decorated the Millennium Centre! Don’t we make for lovely baubles 🎄🎅🏻 🎁
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Christmas has arrived at the pain service! Thanks to Mel our therapies assistant for getting us all in the festive mood.
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Here in the chronic pain service we think of everyday as world kindness day. But today we’ll be extra kind!
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And more improvements, helping people find where their appointment is (as were across two corridors). Please check your letter for information about who you are seeing, and consult the board when no clerk in the cubby hole!
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Busy day yesterday making more improvements to our clinical environment. We spent some of our non-clinical time getting the pain clinic waiting room moved and spruced up. Blu-tack under our nails for days! @WUTHnhs @WUTH_Therapies
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It was great to have @WirralWays_CGL visit us today. A great presentation, interesting discussions and future planning working together to support people with chronic pain in navigating their medication options.
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Elm house is never a boring place to work. We need to name the bunny that took up residence outside our window last week!
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Please please please have your say on this. It takes about 20 mins - grab a cuppa and get your voice heard. We need those with chronic pain represented.
Our NHS is broken, but not beaten. We want your help to fix it. Today the Prime Minister and I are launching the biggest consultation in NHS history! Calling all patients, staff and partners - share your views and experiences for our 10 Year Plan 👇🏻
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Cath, our occupational therapist, has spent today networking and learning about all the recent evidence for what works in chronic pain. As our service is constantly evolving this will only help further develop what we offer patients!
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A member of our chronic pain team is raising money for @wuthcharity tomorrow by running the #wirral10k. Check out her video on YouTube: and please consider sponsoring her at Good luck Jo! @WUTH_Therapies @WUTHnhs
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And here’s another good podcast on the intersectionality of neurodivergence and pain. Sound quality is a struggle at times but it’s worth a listen if this is something you identify with
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Great chronic pain podcast. They don’t mention NHS pain services so it’s a bit “why don’t people in pain get this help”. They do! But loads of great information to support what we do here at Wirral chronic pain service @drchatterjeeuk @WUTH_Therapies
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This is what we aim to impart on people on our pain management programmes. All emotions are valid and are there to protect us. Give them some time and space to be there.
Thought of the day You don't always have to be positive with CRPS. It's okay to feel angry, sad, frustrated or scared these are normal valid feelings. • • • • • #BNightsCRPS #CRPS #crpsawareness #crpswarrior #crpslife #crpssupport #chronicpain #CRPSisReal
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@WUTHImprovement Ah no we can’t - it’s USB only with no access for internet. Will look to put our YouTube videos on the USB stick though, good idea!
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Worth a listen (maybe in a few chunks if you’re pacing your cognitive energy!).
You simply cannot separate psychology from physiology. This ‘practised separation’ is one of reasons the health professions sometimes struggle to help people with chronic pain - and, many other conditions. It’s a new season, and in this brand new episode of my podcast ‘Feel Better, Live More,’ my guest @PeteOSullivanPT and I had a fascinating conversation about pain management in our healthcare system and how physiology and psychology are fundamentally intertwined. Peter highlights the important role that emotions and psychology play in managing and treating pain, rather the often purely mechanical approach that is often taken by some clinicians. Listen to our conversation in full here or enjoy wherever you get your podcasts.
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