NHS South Yorkshire ICB Barnsley - Pain Management Service

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Value

£1,050,406

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  • Rehabilitation services

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  • contract

Published

1 year ago

Description

Barnsley pain management service. Patients accessing the service must be registered with a Barnsley GP aged 16 years or older and have a diagnosis of primary or secondary chronic pain which has lasted 3 months or more. <br/><br/>The ethos of the service is based on the biopsychosocial model of pain management, with the focus on ‘managing pain,’ rather than treatment, supporting emotional and physical distress to allow patients to return to ‘as normal and independent’ lives as possible.

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NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board

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