British pain clinic practitioners' recognition and use of the bio-psychosocial pain management model for patients when physical interventions are ineffective or inappropriate: results of a qualitative study

Table 1 Participant details

Participant's Discipline	Pain Clinical lead	Commitment
Consultant Pain Management Harry	Consultant Pain Management	Full-time
Anaesthetist Alicia	Anaesthetist	Part-time
Anaesthetist Barry	Anaesthetist	Part-time
Anaesthetist Charles	Joint Anaesthetist/Rheumatologist	Part-time
Anaesthetist Derrick	Anaesthetist	Part-time
Anaesthetist Peter	Anaesthetist	Part-time
Anaesthetist Errol	Joint Anaesthetist/Rheumatologist	Part-time
Physiotherapist Andrew	Clinical Psychologist	Part-time
Physiotherapist Betty	Clinical Psychologist	Full time
Physiotherapist Colin	Anaesthetist	Part-time
Physiotherapist/Acupuncturist Doreen	Consultant in Pain Management	Part-time
Physiotherapist Eugene	Joint Anaesthetist/Rheumatologist	Part-time
Clinical Psychologist Archie	Clinical Psychologist	Full-time
Clinical Psychologist Ben	Anaesthetist	Full-time
Clinical Psychologist Callum	Anaesthetist	Full-time
Clinical Psychologist Dawn	Rheumatologist	Part-time
Clinical Psychologist Edith	Rheumatologist	Part-time
Clinical Psychologist Freda	Consultant in Pain Management	Full time
Nurse Specialist Alice	Anaesthetist	Full-time
Nurse Specialist Beatrice	Anaesthetist	Part-time
Nurse Specialist Carol	Consultant in Pain Management	Full-time
Chinese Acupuncturist Adam	Consultant in Pain Management	Full-time
Administrator Adele	Anaesthetist	Full-time
Rheumatologist Aidan	Rheumatologist	Part-time
Rheumatologist Bernard	Joint Anaesthetist/Rheumatologist	Part-time

ISSN: 1471-2474