Green: Management in the approach to patients with chronic pain.
Red: Models of care for patients with chronic pain.
Yellow: Active coping strategies in patients with chronic pain.
Blue: Determinants of the chronic pain patient.
Gray: Communication spaces for the professional.
Agenda
11:45 Coffee break
12:15
12:15 Persistent pain in primary care. Some experiences - Iñaki Aguirrezabal
12:45 Role of nursing in the active coping strategies unit for pain - Lucía Pérez and Dora Encinas
13:15 Cost-effectiveness relationship of physiotherapy interventions in primary care- Guillermo Bilbao
13:45 Lunch
15:15
15:15 Chronic pain and image - Israel Sánchez
15:45 Lumbosciatic pain - Rosario Sarabia
16:15 Neuroscience, physiotherapy and psychology in nature: a new transdisciplinary approach in Units and Primary Care - Mayte Serrat
16:45 The professional claims
18:15 Coffee break
08:00 Collection of materials and accreditation
09:00 Inauguration
09:45
09:45 Video testimony of chronic pain patient - Pablo D'ors
09:55 Plataforma de Organización de Pacientes (POP): necesidades y perspectivas de los pacientes de dolor crónico
10:25 Delivery of the 1st Miguel Ángel Galán International Award
10:45 Coping Strategies Unit: a dream come true. History, present and future.
11:30 questions and issues
11:45 Coffee break
12:15
12:15 Video Introduction by Kevin Vowles
12:20 Psychotherapy and pain: alternative pain coping strategies to the overuse of medication - Irene Muñoz
12:45 Consolation Pineda Galan
13:15 Fear, avoidance and the psychological influence of chronic pain (simultaneous translation) - Johannes Vlaeyen
13:45 Lunch
15:15
15:15 Assessment of chronic pain: approach from Biobehavioral Physiotherapy - Raúl Ferrer
15:45 Management of uncertainty in patients with chronic pain - Mar Flores
16:15 Nociplastic Pain Criteria or Recognition of Central Sensitization? Pain Phenotyping in the Past, Present & Future - Jo Nijs
16:45
16:45 Education in neuroscience in pain (simultaneous translation) - Emilio Puentedura
17:15 In vivo exposure treatment (simultaneous translation) - Johannes Vlaeyen
17:45 Pain Neuroscience Education - Maite Goicoechea
18:15 Coffee break
18:45 The Louis Gifford Legacy
11:45 Coffee break
12:15
12:15 Need for a change in the management of chronic pain - Rafael Torres
12:45 Evaluative error. Genesis and consolidation - Arturo Goicoechea
13:15 Is the pain presented or represented? Philosophical realism and persistent pain. - Eduardo Fondevila
13:45 Lunch
15:15
15:15 Mindfulness and compassion in chronic pain: Design of a multicomponent program as a pain coping strategy- Olga Sacristán
15:45 Humanization in patient management - Manuel J. Mejías
16:15 Thoughts about pain. Cognitive coping strategies - Cecilia Peñacoba
16:45
16:45 Lightning, thunder, sparks and power outages: prognostic factors in sciatica- Arturo Such
17:15 Neurodynamics, pain and manual therapy (yes, manual therapy) - Carlos López Cubas
17:45 Active coping in neuropathies: A look from Neurorehabilitation - Carlos Rodríguez
18:15 Coffee break
08:45 oral communications
10:15
10:15 Pain First: Pain Neuroscience Education for Children and Adolescents - Moisés Gimenez
10:45 Pain in children: the experience in a Pediatric Pain Unit - Paloma Rubio
11:15 Where we come from, and where we are going in the treatment of chronic childhood pain: New challenges for physiotherapy- Guillermo Ceniza
11:45 Coffee break
12:15 Table-Colloquium: The role of scientific dissemination in the transfer of quality information on chronic pain
13:45 Lunch
15:15
15:15 The use of virtual avatars for pain relief - Marta Matamala
15:45 Artificial intelligence in pain management - Julio Mayol
16:15 Virtual reality in the approach to pain - Javier Guerra
17:45 Coffee break
08:45
08:45 Sleep and chronic pain - Santiago Juarros
09:15 Nutritional neurobiology and sensitization of the central nervous system: The missing link towards a comprehensive treatment of chronic pain (simultaneous translation) - Jo Nijs
09:45 The role of genetic and epigenetic changes in chronic pain (simultaneous translation) - Andrea Polli
10:15
10:15 Empower placebo, avoid nocebo: contextual effects matter in musculoskeletal care (simultaneous translation) - Giacomo Rossettini
10:45 Offensive from the Trenches: management of opioids and use of placebos in hospitalized patients - León Morales Quezada
11:15 Nocebo and communication - Alejandro Luque
11:45 Coffee break
12:15
12:15 Exercise for chronic pain: Putting people before machines (simultaneous translation) - Ben Cormark
12:45 Action Observation and Motor Imagery Training. Scientific, clinical and technical aspects to consider in the approach to chronic pain - Roy La Touche
13:15 Therapeutic exercise in the patient with chronic pain - Antonio Cuesta
15:15
15:15 Neuromodulation and Non-Invasive Photobiomodulation in Chronic Pain - J. León Morales-Quezada
15:45 Visualization of pain and its consequences with magnetic resonance - Santiago Aja
16:15 Inge Timmers
16:45 Plenary-Colloquium: The role of societies/associations in the management of chronic pain
18:00 CLOSURE OF THE CONGRESS: Tribute to Miguel Ángel Galán
08:45 oral communications
10:15
10:15 Assessment and active management of pain in the surviving patient of breast cancer.- Cristina Roldán
10:45 Pelvic floor and pain -Rafael Torres
11:15 Dolores is a woman's name: Care centered on the person with fibromyalgia - Paula Areso
11:45 Coffee break
12:15
12:15 Alfredo Corell
12:45 Digital pain monitoring: benefits and limitations - María Galve
13:15 Leadership in the fog. Is healthcare professionals trained in leadership in a systematic way and is it considered important? - Goretti Aranburu
15:15
15:15 Therapeutic exercise and craniofacial pain. Where are we now? - Alba Paris
15:45 Benefits of movement in craniofacial pain - Paula Kindelan
16:15 Migraines. Something more than a headache
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