Stories

This section contains case studies relevant to IPE-Pain it provides a means to inform any individual as to the matter of pain and how various people have dealt and learned to live with it. Each section opens the stories for examination and provides questions that seek to involve the user and better their understanding in this matter. Practicioners and those in key roles such as Nurses (Adult Nursing, Child Nursing and Young People and Mental Health Nursing), Physiotherapy, Midwifery, Paramedic Practitioner and Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) can learn much from this individuals anecdotes.

We're hoping these cases will also serve to open student's eyes to what they could do and think about in similar situations to give them a real case studies to learn from.

You'll find the stories within the tab of the navigation bar.

About this Resource:

This resource has been developed by the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences at Bournemouth University (BU) and funded by the BU Centre for Excellence in Learning. The contents have been developed and co-created by staff and students from BU. The site was designed by Thomas Galloway & Abraham Weiskorn, a Graphic Design Student from Portsmouth University and a Digital Media Design Student from Bournemouth University. The editors are: Dr Carol Clark Senior Academic - Physiotherapy and Dr Desi Tait Senior Academic - Nursing from Bournemouth University.

The aim of this site is to promote and facilitate inter-professional learning and collaboration in the theory and practice of pain management using a humanising approach to care (Todres et al 2009).