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‘Unmasking Pain’ through creativity

The findings from this study exploring the lived experience of taking part in ‘Unmasking Pain’ demonstrates the power and opportunity of the Arts sector and artist-led activities to support people with chronic pain to have a better pain experience.

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Pain through the perspective of art and creativity

Art has the potential to shift people living with pain from “I can’t do, I am not willing to do it” to “Perhaps I can, I’ll give it a go, I enjoyed.”

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LWWP impact 2025

As this report shows, Live Well with Pain's reach and impact continues to grow.

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Assessing the feasibility of the GOTT in primary care

Prescribing of opioid and gabapentinoid/pregabalin decreased substantially in the practice across the intervention period. The data showed an increase in clinician confidence in skills to enable self-management.

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Medicines Safety Improvement Programme evaluation

Through a neighbourhood health and biopsychosocial approach in the West of England, 17 lives have been saved by reduction in chronic opioid use, and 487 people had the risk of opioid-related death halved.

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Evaluating Ten Footsteps in the West Midlands

A clinical evaluation of a LWWP 10 Footsteps-informed NHS Pain self-management programme in the West Midlands: early findings.

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Evaluation of a 10-Footsteps-informed NHS Pain self-management group

Feasibility, suitability and acceptability of a physiotherapy self-management group for adults in a multicultural and diverse community of south London: preliminary outcomes.

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