DCRM 2020 | Rehabilitation Medicine Congress

Oude Nijeweme - d'Hollosy, W. (Speaker)

Biomedical Signals and Systems

Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation

Description

C2. Workshop: Chronic pain rehabilitation networks; collaborations between primary and specialist care

Period	13 Nov 2020
Held at	De Nederlandse Vereniging van Revalidatieartsen (VRA) / Dutch Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (DCRM), Netherlands
Degree of Recognition	National

Keywords

Chronic Pain
Rehabilitatiion
artificial intelligence
Clinical Decision Support Systems
Machine Learning

Documents & Links

In the Netherlands, 2 million patients experience musculoskeletal chronic pain. This has a considerable socio-economical impact caused by healthcare costs and work disability. There is a large interindividual variation of the impact of biopsychosocial factors on the patients’ functioning and participation. Current healthcare organization for management of chronic pain is insufficient and inefficient. Often, a patient receives a large variety of treatments based on different frameworks and explanations for the pain problem. This time-consuming search, for often a solution for pain, repeatedly leads to disappointment. According to reports from the Taskforce ‘De juiste zorg op de juiste plek’ (2018) and the ‘Zorgstandaard Chronische Pijn (2017)’ an integrated biopsychosocial view, assessment and treatment is indicated. The workshop will explore initiatives, barriers and facilitators, and effectivity of organizing chronic pain rehabilitation networks. All presented networks in this mini-symposium contain elements of: Transdisciplinary collaboration (within and between primary, secondary and tertiary care); lead to better understanding between healthcare professionals and a patient centered approach Integration of the biopsychosocial view Transparency in determination of complexity and referral of the patients to the right place based on the complexity of their complaints (Matched care). Transparency of the treatment protocols.