As an NHS manager for over 15 years within primary and secondary care settings, Helen enjoyed a close working relationship with the Rheumatology team at the Haywood Hospital, and was Hospital Manager for Stoke Community Hospitals for 5 years. A Keele graduate in 1990 Helen quickly joined the NHS in North Staffordshire, always enjoying a strong partnership with Keele to develop innovative clinical academic posts. 87(3), A6.Īs Head of NHS Partnerships Helen works closely with Keele’s local, regional and national partners to drive forward high-quality evidence-based practice. Evaluation of desflurane anesthesia in spontaneously-breathing outpatients. Comparison of desflurane with isoflurane or propofol in spontaneously breathing ambulatory patients. Is opioid withdrawal necessary within comprehensive pain rehabilitation programs?. Prognostic factors in non-surgically treated sciatica: a systematic review. Opioid use among low back pain patients in primary care: Is opioid prescription associated with disability at 6-month follow-up?. Ashworth J, Green DJ, Dunn KM, Jordan KP.Psychological flexibility in coping with chronic pain: further examination of the brief pain coping inventory-2. Vowles KE, McCracken LM, Sowden G, Ashworth J.Acceptance and commitment therapy for chronic pain: evidence of mediation and clinically significant change following an abbreviated interdisciplinary program of rehabilitation. Vowles KE, Witkiewitz K, Sowden G, Ashworth J.A comprehensive examination of the model underlying acceptance and commitment therapy for chronic pain. Trends in gabapentinoid prescribing in patients with osteoarthritis: a United Kingdom national cohort study in primary care. Appleyard T, Ashworth J, Bedson J, Yu D, Peat G.She currently co-leads a major research programme to reduce inappropriate opioid prescribing for chronic pain. Julie’s research is inspired by her clinical work and focuses on improving care for patients with chronic pain and reducing harm from analgesics. She continues to work clinically as a Consultant in Pain Medicine and is Clinical Lead for the IMPACT Community Pain Service, Midlands Partnership Foundation Trust, in North Staffordshire. Julie joined Keele in 2008 as a part time researcher, then Honorary Senior Lecturer and was appointed Senior Lecturer in 2017. She is a fellow of the Faculty of Pain Medicine and has worked full-time in Pain Medicine since 2009. Dr Ashworth later specialised in Pain Medicine.
After qualifying, she completed specialist training in Anaesthesia, becoming a fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists and was appointed as a Consultant at the University Hospital of North Staffordshire in 1998. Dr Ashworth studied medicine at the Universities of St Andrews (BSc Med Sci.
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