Q-PROMPPT Blog to close on 18th December
11th December 2019 Over the last 10 weeks we have formed an online research community for people living with persistent pain. Many people have joined our community and shared their …
Pharmacist training begins with a practice run
6th November 2019 Patient and clinical pharmacists were represented at the very first practice run of the PROMPPT pharmacist training package on Friday 1st November. The training was led by …
How are pain medication reviews currently done? New discussion topic on the Q-PROMPPT Blog
23rd October 2019 Four discussion topics are now open on the Q-PROMPPT Blog. Participants of the research blog are discussing their experiences and views of: Living with long-term pain Taking …
New discussion topic on the Q-PROMPPT Blog
8th October 2019 The Q-PROMPPT Blog has launched its second topic: Experiences of taking medication for long-term pain. The Q-PROMPPT Blog is an online discussion forum for people living with …
PROMPPT and Q-PROMPPT Blog featured in the Pharmaceutical Journal
7th October 2019 The Pharmaceutical Journal published an article about PROMPPT. The piece offers an overview of the 5-year programme and celebrates the launch of the Q-PROMPPT Blog. Read more here.
Q-PROMPPT Research Blog is Live
3rd October 2019 We are excited to announce the Q-PROMPPT Blog is now open. Do you live with long-term pain? Are you taking (or have taken in the past) opioid medicines for …
Dr Julie Ashworth featured on Airing Pain podcast
4th September 2019 Dr Julie Ashworth, Senior Lecturer in Pain Medicine and Principal Investigator on the PROMPPT programme, features on this month’s Pain Concern podcast, Airing Pain. The episode focuses …
PROMPPT Bulletin Launched
29th August 2019 We are excited to announce the publication of our PROMPPT bulletin: PROMPPT Update . The bulletin offers a summary of the latest project developments and progress with the research …
Q-PROMPPT has the green light to Go, Go, Go!
18th July 2019 The PROMPPT team is glad to announce the first phase of the project, called Q-PROMPPT, has been granted ethical approval by the Research Ethics Committee and Health …
PROMPPT programme awarded NIHR funding
15th January 2019 £2.4 million grant to help reduce overprescribing of opioids A research team from Keele University’s Institute for Primary Care and Health Sciences has been awarded a major …
