Deputy Director, Bath Centre for Pain Research and Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychology, United Kingdom
BIOGRAPHY
NOV 06, 2021 10:15 AM CET
Pain assessment: Multiple methods
Presented at:
#EFICVirtualPainSummit 2021
Speakers
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Ulrike Kaiser
Clinical Psychologist, University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus, Dresden, GermanyBIOGRAPHY -
Dr. Judith Kappesser
Senior Research Fellow, University of Giessen, GermanyBIOGRAPHY -
Dimitri Van Ryckeghem
Assistant professor in health Psychology, Maastricht UniversityBIOGRAPHY
Abstract
Chair: Edmund Keogh, United Kingdom
Introduction and overview of need for multiple assessment for pain
Ulrike Kaiser, Germany
Self-reported questionnaires
Dimitri Van Ryckeghem, Netherlands
Nonverbal measurement of pain behaviour
Judith Kappesser, Germany
Q&A
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