Pure Unity Health celebrate two recent wins at the Therapy Expo 2024 Poster Zone. Jack Geraghty, Clinical Training Lead, and Adam Davies, Health and Wellbeing Lead, took home the prestigious awards for Best Audit and Best Poster. 🏆
The Therapy Expo is the UK’s leading event for musculoskeletal (MSK) professionals, drawing thousands of practitioners, researchers, and innovators together to share ideas, learn, and elevate patient care.
The Poster Zone offers a unique platform to showcase groundbreaking research and inspire peers with fresh insights into therapy and rehabilitation practices. Winners are also invited to present their work at the conference—an incredible opportunity to shine on a national stage.
Take a moment to check out the award-winning posters below and celebrate the incredible strides our team is making.
“Pain Specialist Health Coaching and community Pain Cafés to address the chronic pain burden in Primary Care”
Chronic pain affects 30-50% of people and is predicted to be the fastest-growing long-term health condition by 2040, disproportionately impacting deprived communities.
Our Primary Care Pain Support service was integrated into Sevenfields Primary Care Network, pairing Musculoskeletal First Contact Practitioners with Pain Specialist Health and Wellbeing Coaches to provide personalised care and education.
Over 12 months, the programme supported 380 patients, with 74% avoiding GP visits during the programme and achieving a remarkable 42% improvement in self-efficacy scores.
By integrating tailored interventions, remote appointments, and community-based Pain Cafés, this model not only reduced GP workloads but also empowered patients to take control of their health.
Download the full report to learn how this approach could reshape chronic pain management and address healthcare inequalities.
“Pain Specialist Health Coaching and their impact on quality of life/Opioid use with persistent pain patients in Primary Care”
Discover how an innovative primary care model in Doncaster is transforming the lives of patients with persistent pain.
Faced with long waiting lists and high opioid usage, our Primary Care Pain Service blends personalised care, health coaching, and deprescribing to empower patients and improve quality of life.
With a 50% improvement in pain self-efficacy, significant medication reductions, and cost savings of £119 per patient annually, the results speak volumes.
Read the full report to explore how this model could reshape primary care and tackle health inequalities in managing chronic conditions.
