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The very idea of living with pain rather than curing it is, for many people, unpalatable. When told such a thing by their doctor, it can feel like being abandoned, as if medicine is moving on and leaving one to 'cope' alone. Even the word 'cope' is not neutral.
Whenever someone says, "you can/will/should cope" it sounds like someone is saying, "shut up and get on with it". This is what pain patients tell us, both in multiple qualitative studies and in our own patient partner panels. Patients also tell us that trying to live with pain without help is difficult, sometimes impossible; it is hard struggling alone, challenging for loved ones trying to help, and daunting that every day starts with the same overwhelming task. This challenge has been recognised.
Although pain is the primary reason that people go to see their GP, it is poorly managed in the UK and leaves people exposed to multiple further health risks, including clinical anxiety, depression, and loneliness, and an increased risk of further morbidity and possibly all-cause mortality.
We do have treatments for chronic pain, using pharmacological, physical and psychological approaches, all with the common aim of reducing pain, or alleviating suffering. Yet, these also have in common 'disappointing' overall results.
The Centre for Pain Research was established in 2008 and is home to a team of interdisciplinary researchers investigating the best ways of helping people learn how to live with incurable pain.
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Chronic Pain
Medicine & Life Sciences
Pain
Medicine & Life Sciences
Psychology
Medicine & Life Sciences
Anxiety
Medicine & Life Sciences
Catastrophization
Medicine & Life Sciences
Complex Regional Pain Syndromes
Medicine & Life Sciences
Therapeutics
Medicine & Life Sciences
Meta-Analysis
Medicine & Life Sciences
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Profiles
Projects 2016 2021
Sir Halley Stewart Trust: An investigation into the experience of pain, associated disability and mental health comorbidity in youth who experience chronic pain.
Jordan, A., Caes, L., Noel, M. & Eccleston, C.
1/10/18 → 1/10/21
Project: UK charity › Research
Pain Relief Foundation: An investigation into the experience of pain, associated disability and mental health comorbidity in youth who experience chronic pain.
Jordan, A., Caes, L., Eccleston, C. & Noel, M.
1/10/18 → 1/10/21
Project: UK charity › Research
Pain Relief Foundation: Keeping on track: Exploring socio-developmental challenges faced by young people with ongoing pain and their families.
Jordan, A., Caes, L. & Eccleston, C.
1/10/17 → 1/10/20
Project: UK charity › Research
Research Output 1997 2019
An investigation of the effect of experimental pain on logical reasoning
Attridge, N., Keogh, E. & Eccleston, C., 8 Jan 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : Pain.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Predicting the consequences of physical activity: an investigation into the relationship between anxiety sensitivity, interoceptive accuracy and action
Tabor, A., Vollaard, N., Keogh, E. & Eccleston, C., 2019, In : PLoS ONE.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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Citations
A comparison of prism adaptation with terminal versus concurrent exposure on sensorimotor changes and spatial neglect
Facchin, A., Bultitude, J. H., Mornati, G., Peverelli, M. & Daini, R., 18 Jun 2018, In : Neuropsychological Rehabilitation. p. 1-28 28 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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Neglect
Datasets
Dataset for "Headache impairs attentional performance: an extension and replication"
Attridge, N. (Creator), Noonan, D. (Creator), Wainwright, E. (Creator), Eccleston, C. (Creator), Keogh, E. (Creator), University of Bath, 2015
DOI: 10.15125/BATH-00123
Dataset
Dataset for Study 3 from Thesis: An identification and critical analysis of barriers to raising the topic of weight in general practice
Blackburn, M. (Creator), University of Bath, Dec 2015
DOI: 10.15125/BATH-00162
Dataset
Student theses
A fluid power application of alternative robust control strategies
Author: Pannett, R., 16 Sep 2010Supervisor: Keogh, E. (Supervisor) & Tilley, D. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › PhD
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An identification and critical analysis of barriers to raising the topic of weight in general practice
Author: Blackburn, M., 27 Apr 2016Supervisor: Eccleston, C. (Supervisor), Stathi, A. (Supervisor) & Keogh, E. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › PhD
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An investigation into the reciprocal relationship between gender and careers
Author: Mcatamney, K., 23 Nov 2016Supervisor: Smith, L. (Supervisor) & Keogh, E. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › PhD
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