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2011
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Session
209
209—THE EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON PHYSIOTHERAPY PAIN MANAGEMENT
Chair: Neil Pearson, MSc, BScPT, BA‐BPHE, University of Brish Columbia, Vancouver, Brish Columbia
Speakers: Neil Pearson, MSc, BScPT, BA‐BPHE, University of Brish Columbia, Vancouver, Brish Columbia;
David Walton, PT, PhD, FCAMT, Univeristy of Western Ontario, London, Ontario; Laurie McLaughlin, PT, DSc,
FCAMT; McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada
Objecve: To propose a broader perspecve of physiotherapy pain management that is supported by research
and will improve paent outcomes.
Learning Objecves:
1. Describe a new perspecve on the raonale for physical therapy in people with chronic pain.
2. Illustrate three specific examples of innovave physiotherapy pain management.
3. Idenfy the levels of evidence supporng physiotherapy as an intervenon with which to create lasng posive adapve
changes in the person in pain.
PATIENT EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY TO PROMOTE POSITIVE OUTCOMES
Neil Pearson, MSc, BScPT, BA‐BPHE
SHIFTING PARADIGMS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANISMS BEHIND EXERCISE AND MANUAL THERAPY FOR
NON‐CANCER PAIN PROBLEMS
David Walton , PT, PhD, FCAMT
THE IMPACT OF ALTERED BREATHING ON PAIN AND PHYSICAL OUTCOMES
Laurie McLaughlin, PT, DSc, FCAMT
5:30 pm—6:15 pm CANADIAN PAIN SOCIETY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
SCIENTIFIC
PROGRAM
DAY TWO
SATURDAY
APRIL 16
6:30 am—6:00 pm REGISTRATION OPEN
7:00 am—8:15 am HOT SIT‐DOWN BREAKFAST
8:15 am—8:30 am OPENING REMARKS
Chair: Jennifer Snson, RN, PhD, CPNP Scienst, Child Health Evaluave Sciences
Nurse Praconer, Chronic Pain Program, The Hospital for Sick Children;
Assistant Professor, Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of
Toronto, Toronto, Ontario
Clinical Research and Basic Research Poster Award Winners Announced
8:30 am—9:00 a m KEYNOTE SPEAKER
HISTORICAL MILESTONES IN PAIN: A CANADIAN JOURNEY THAT SOMETIMES HURT
Chair: Jennifer Snson, RN, PhD, CPNP Scienst, Child Health Evaluave Sciences
Nurse Praconer, Chronic Pain Program, The Hospital for Sick Children;
Assistant Professor, Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of
Toronto, Toronto, Ontario
Speaker: Mary Ellen Jeans, CM, RN, PhD, President, M.E. Associates, Oawa, ON
2011 DISTINGUISHED CAREER AWARD RECIPIENT, CANADIAN PAIN SOCIETY
This lecture will present an overview of progress in the field of pain science and care in Canada from 1970‐2010. Major
obstacles and challenges will be (are) idenfied and successes highlighted. The hopes and dreams of many of the
pioneers will be described. Future challenges are idenfied and potenal strategies for success described.
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