What a Pain

By: Konrad Jacobs and Glyn Williams
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  • Summary

  • Glyn and Konrad have had the pleasure of working and collaborating with, being taught by and having access to the academic output of many talented and interesting individuals working within, and outside, the speciality. In the podcasts we want to have informal conversations with many varied and diverse individuals who have, and continue to, shape, develop and lead the field. We also hope to discuss chronic pain with patients and their parents, as well as clinicians working with them. We want them to help us explain the many different aspects that contribute to this complex presentation of pain that we all see. In addition we will see if we can get to know them a bit, what makes them tick and how their experiences have shaped them.
    Glyn Williams - Consultant in Paediatric Anaesthesia and Pain Management; Clinical lead, pain management service, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust
    Konrad Jacobs - Consultant Clinical Psychologist; Lead, Oxford Centre for Children and Young People in Pain; Oxford University HospitalsFollow Konrad on Twitter: @konradjacobs

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Episodes
  • Pilot episode - What a Pain

    Pilot episode - What a Pain
    May 7 2023

    In this pilot episode we will be discussing why we started doing this podcast. We will also have a discussion with Dr Alison Bliss, consultant paediatric anaesthetist at Leeds General Hospital and lead for the paediatric pain management service in Leeds. We had a fascinating discussion about her journey into pain, her service, barbecues on fire, and complex patients. Glyn and Konrad also found themselves flummoxed by the problem of pocket-less trousers!
    Authors:Dr Glyn Williams is a Consultant paediatric anaesthetist and lead for the pain management service at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London.
    Dr Konrad Jacobs is a Consultant clinical psychologist and rehabilitation lead for the Oxford Centre for Children and Young People in Pain. Follow Konrad on twitter: @konradjacobs
    Contact: Please email Glyn and Konrad with comments and feedback: whatapainpodcast@gmail.com
    Podcast reference (APA style):Jacobs, K., and Williams, G. (Hosts). (2023, May 11). What a Pain. (No.1) [Audio podcast episode]. In Pilot episode: What a Pain.https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/62f7e5928606e40012ca9129

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    39 mins
  • Chronic pain and autism

    Chronic pain and autism
    May 11 2023
    In this podcast, Glyn and Konrad discuss a book Glyn has been reading about the Sackler family. They are then joined by Dr Jeremy Gauntlett-Gilbert from the Bath Centre for Pain Services to talk about chronic pain and autism. We discussed the relationship between chronic pain and autism, pain management with young people with ASD, what is nice about working with young people with ASD, but also Lapland, how Jeremy relaxes and his biggest irritation.
    Books mentioned in the podcast:Patrick Radden Keefe. Empire of painTravis Rieder. In pain: a bioethicist's personal struggle with opioids
    Authors:Dr Glyn Williams is a Consultant paediatric anaesthetist and lead for the pain management service at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London.
    Dr Konrad Jacobs is a Consultant clinical psychologist and rehabilitation lead for the Oxford Centre for Children and Young People in Pain. Twitter: @konradjacobs
    ContactPlease email Glyn and Konrad with comments and feedback: whatapainpodcast@gmail.com
    Podcast reference (APA style):Williams, G. and Jacobs, K. (Hosts). (2023, May 11). What a Pain. (No.1) [Audio podcast episode]. Chronic pain and autism.https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/62f7e5928606e40012ca9129


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    50 mins
  • The role of physiotherapy and occupational therapy in pain management - PART 1

    The role of physiotherapy and occupational therapy in pain management - PART 1
    Jun 16 2023
    In this episode, Glyn and Konrad talk to Julia Smith, specialist physiotherapist, and Anne Marie van Es, specialist occupational therapist. Both of them work at the Oxford Centre for Children and Young People in Pain (OXCYPP). They discuss how they perceive their roles within a pain management programme, how it differs from the way they were trained and from the way OTs and PTs in other areas may work. They also give advice to OTs and PTs who work with pain patients but not within the context of a pain management programme. Julia and Anne Marie tell us their favourite place on earth, their pet hates, and who they admire in the pain world. Anne Marie also reveals why she was nearly thrown out of the cinema!


    Due to the length of the interview, this podcast has been split in 2.


    This is the article Konrad discusses:

    Jacobs K, Smith A, Heathcote LC, Caes L. Which passengers are on your bus? A taxonomy of the barriers adolescents with chronic pain face in achieving functional recovery. Eur J Pain. (2021) 25:348–58. doi: 10.1002/ejp.1673


    Authors:Dr Glyn Williams is a Consultant paediatric anaesthetist and lead for the pain management service at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London.
    Dr Konrad Jacobs is a Consultant clinical psychologist and rehabilitation lead for the Oxford Centre for Children and Young People in Pain. Twitter: @konradjacobs
    ContactPlease email Glyn and Konrad with comments and feedback: whatapainpodcast@gmail.com
    Podcast reference (APA style):Williams, G. and Jacobs, K. (Hosts). (2023, June, 15). What a Pain. (No.3) [Audio podcast episode]. The role of physiotherapy and occupational therapy in pain management - part 1


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    39 mins

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