Pain medicine Archives

Videos

New treatment option for the management of superficial lacerations

In this Product Explainer, Emergency Clinician A/Prof Guruprasad Nagaraj and Emergency Nurse Practitioner Glenda Mullen explain how and when to use topical anaesthetic gel for the management of superficial lacerations, review key safety and dosing considerations in the acute care context.

Podcasts

Fascia in focus: Improving post‑operative outcomes

Alison Slater joins host Dr David Lim to discuss how fascia, scarring, and early movement shape post‑operative outcomes. Drawing on real clinical cases, she offers a practical framework for GPs to recognise fascial dysfunction, understand linked pain patterns, and make timely referrals to manual therapists with an interest in fascia.

Podcasts

Shoulder pain cases: Making sense of scans and symptoms

Dr Sushil Pant and Dr David Lim explore real-world cases of shoulder pain in general practice that will help inform whether you reassure, inject, rehabilitate or refer.

Podcasts

Fascia, ageing and diffuse pain: A clinical update

Dr Marita Long talks with physiotherapist Alison Slater about viewing common midlife and older-patient musculoskeletal complaints through a different – and often overlooked – lens.

Clinical Articles

Fascia: the hidden network changing how we understand pain

The underrated tissue implicated in many cases of mysterious and persistent symptoms

Clinical Articles

Managing pain in hypermobile patients

Simple medications, tailored physio and pacing can make a big difference…

Podcasts

Medicinal cannabis – Let’s talk about the elephant in the room

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

Podcasts

Acutely painful shoulder – Assessment and management in GP

A practical and comprehensive framework for the assessment, investigation and management of patients with acutely painful shoulder will be discussed.

Clinical Articles

It’s OK to use paracetamol in pregnancy. Here’s what the science says about the link with autism

TGA reaffirms it's safe to use paracetamol during pregnancy following misinformation by Trump...

Clinical Articles

Pelvic congestion syndrome – what is it?

A cause of refractory pelvic pain you need to know about

Clinical Articles

Regulation of spinal cord stimulators lags behind the evidence, researcher says

One in four people with the implants need another surgery, usually within three years, new Australian study finds…

Videos

Does ibuprofen have the same GI tolerability as paracetamol?

In this Product Explainer, Joyce McSwan, Clinical Pharmacist with a special interest in pain management, explains the role of ibuprofen in the management of mild to moderate acute pain and addresses some myths and misconceptions when it comes to gastrointestinal tolerability (6 mins).

Pain medicine

New treatment option for the management of superficial lacerations

In this Product Explainer, Emergency Clinician A/Prof Guruprasad Nagaraj and Emergency Nurse Practitioner Glenda Mullen explain how and when to use topical anaesthetic gel for the management of superficial lacerations, review key safety and dosing considerations in the acute care context.

Fascia in focus: Improving post‑operative outcomes

Shoulder pain cases: Making sense of scans and symptoms

Dr Sushil Pant and Dr David Lim explore real-world cases of shoulder pain in general practice that will help inform whether you reassure, inject, rehabilitate or refer.

Fascia, ageing and diffuse pain: A clinical update

Dr Marita Long talks with physiotherapist Alison Slater about viewing common midlife and older-patient musculoskeletal complaints through a different – and often overlooked – lens.

Fascia: the hidden network changing how we understand pain

The underrated tissue implicated in many cases of mysterious and persistent symptoms

Managing pain in hypermobile patients

Simple medications, tailored physio and pacing can make a big difference…

Medicinal cannabis – Let’s talk about the elephant in the room

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

Acutely painful shoulder – Assessment and management in GP

A practical and comprehensive framework for the assessment, investigation and management of patients with acutely painful shoulder will be discussed.

It’s OK to use paracetamol in pregnancy. Here’s what the science says about the link with autism

TGA reaffirms it's safe to use paracetamol during pregnancy following misinformation by Trump...

Pelvic congestion syndrome – what is it?

A cause of refractory pelvic pain you need to know about

Regulation of spinal cord stimulators lags behind the evidence, researcher says

One in four people with the implants need another surgery, usually within three years, new Australian study finds…

Does ibuprofen have the same GI tolerability as paracetamol?

In this Product Explainer, Joyce McSwan, Clinical Pharmacist with a special interest in pain management, explains the role of ibuprofen in the management of mild to moderate acute pain and addresses some myths and misconceptions when it comes to gastrointestinal tolerability (6 mins).

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In this Product Explainer, Emergency Clinician A/Prof Guruprasad Nagaraj and Emergency Nurse Practitioner Glenda Mullen explain how and when to use topical anaesthetic gel for the management of superficial lacerations, review key safety and dosing considerations in the acute care context.

Dr Sushil Pant and Dr David Lim explore real-world cases of shoulder pain in general practice that will help inform whether you reassure, inject, rehabilitate or refer.

Dr Marita Long talks with physiotherapist Alison Slater about viewing common midlife and older-patient musculoskeletal complaints through a different – and often overlooked – lens.

The underrated tissue implicated in many cases of mysterious and persistent symptoms

Simple medications, tailored physio and pacing can make a big difference…

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

A practical and comprehensive framework for the assessment, investigation and management of patients with acutely painful shoulder will be discussed.

TGA reaffirms it's safe to use paracetamol during pregnancy following misinformation by Trump...

A cause of refractory pelvic pain you need to know about

One in four people with the implants need another surgery, usually within three years, new Australian study finds…

In this Product Explainer, Joyce McSwan, Clinical Pharmacist with a special interest in pain management, explains the role of ibuprofen in the management of mild to moderate acute pain and addresses some myths and misconceptions when it comes to gastrointestinal tolerability (6 mins).

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Upcoming Healthed Webcast

New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

Tuesday 4th August, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.