Back to Search

Pijneducatie: Een Praktische Handleiding Voor (Para)Medici (Not yet published)

PUBLISHER Bohn Stafleu Van Loghum (07/06/2018)
PRODUCT TYPE Paperback (Paperback)

Description
G. Lorimer Moseley Dr Lorimer Moseley is NHMR C Senior Research Fellow at the Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute & The Faculty of Medicine, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. In 2007 he was awarded the International Association for the Study of Pain Ulf Lindblom Award for outstanding contribution to clinical pain science. Pain is a ubiquitous, by de? nition unpleasant, and intimately personal experience, which emerges from the human brain when a network of neurons, situated in multiple brain areas, is activated. The particular network of neurons depends on the individual - yours is unique, like a signature or ? ngerprint. Pain, as this book will tell you, is all about meaning. Things hurt according to what they are interpreted to mean - pain is not determined by how much danger the tissues of the body are truly in, but by how much danger the brain perceives the tissues to be in. There are two key facts to remember here though: 1 This perception, this allocation of meaning, occurs outside of c- sciousness - all we know is that it hurts - except for a very small number of people with an exceptional capacity to modify attention, we have no conscious control over whether we will experience pain and what it will be like; 2 Anything, literally anything, that might be relevant to the brain's evaluation of danger to body tissue, can affect pain.
Show More
Product Format
Product Details
ISBN-13: 9789036820912
ISBN-10: 903682091X
Content Language: Dutch
Edition Number: 0002
More Product Details
Page Count: 172
Carton Quantity: 0
Country of Origin: NL
Subject Information
BISAC Categories
Medical | Allied Health Services - Physical Therapy
Medical | Preventive Medicine
Medical | Pain Management
Dewey Decimal: 613
Descriptions, Reviews, Etc.
jacket back

Dit boek is een praktische handleiding bij het geven van pijneducatie. Het is een wetenschappelijk onderbouwde interventie die bijdraagt aan een succesvolle behandeling van patinten met chronische pijn.

Ongeveer twintig procent van de volwassenen woonachtig in westerse landen heeft chronische pijn. Pijn ontstaat door activering van een menselijk (brein) netwerk met activering van verschillende hersendelen. Lang is gedacht dat pijn wordt bepaald door de mate van schade aan aan lichaamsweefsels. Dit is echter niet het geval. Veel mensen hebben pijn waar geen schade meer is. Hoog tijd om patinten uit te leggen wat pijn is en wat de waarde is van kennis over pijn om uit de cirkel te komen van negatieve (ziekmakende) gedachten over het lichaam en toegenomen angst.

Het boek bevat informatie over de neurofysiologie van acute en chronische pijn (centrale sensitisatie) en het toepassen van pijneducatie. Deze tweede druk is volledig herzien in de theorie, de diagnostiek en bevat vier nieuwe hoofdstukken over het toepassen van pijneducatie bij specifieke doelgroepen; pijn bij/na kanker, kinderen met pijn, postoperatieve (rugpijn) patinten en pijneducatie in een transdisciplinaire setting.

Dit boek is bedoeld voor fysiotherapeuten, oefentherapeuten, psychologen, verpleegkundigen, huisartsen en andere hulpverleners die werken met patinten met chronische pijn.

Show More
publisher marketing
G. Lorimer Moseley Dr Lorimer Moseley is NHMR C Senior Research Fellow at the Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute & The Faculty of Medicine, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. In 2007 he was awarded the International Association for the Study of Pain Ulf Lindblom Award for outstanding contribution to clinical pain science. Pain is a ubiquitous, by de? nition unpleasant, and intimately personal experience, which emerges from the human brain when a network of neurons, situated in multiple brain areas, is activated. The particular network of neurons depends on the individual - yours is unique, like a signature or ? ngerprint. Pain, as this book will tell you, is all about meaning. Things hurt according to what they are interpreted to mean - pain is not determined by how much danger the tissues of the body are truly in, but by how much danger the brain perceives the tissues to be in. There are two key facts to remember here though: 1 This perception, this allocation of meaning, occurs outside of c- sciousness - all we know is that it hurts - except for a very small number of people with an exceptional capacity to modify attention, we have no conscious control over whether we will experience pain and what it will be like; 2 Anything, literally anything, that might be relevant to the brain's evaluation of danger to body tissue, can affect pain.
Show More
List Price $79.99
Your Price  $79.19
Paperback