Titlebook: Self-Management for Persistent Pain; The Blame, Shame and Karen Rodham Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

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Why Pain Self-Management Might Result in the Blame, Shame and Inflame Game, the patient journey from explaining their pain through to seeking help. I show how important language is in this context and I identify some of what I call the blame inducing barriers to self-management. In short, I highlight how failure to successfully self-manage can lead to blame (ascribed from

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An Invitation to Make a Difference,how and when you might make a change in your own practice. A change that could take us a step closer to a system which helps people in persistent pain to live well rather than expecting them to manage their symptoms. Take a step towards pain collaborment. Put your thinking caps on. Join me.

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Re-imagining Self-Management,e can manage their condition alone, and nor should they be expected to do so. Indeed, when self-management was first presented, it was called supported self-management. I then present a series of suggestions exploring how ‘self-management’ could be ‘done’ differently within the current limitations of our NHS resources.

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