ICS 2016 Workshop 11 - Holistic Approach by Bio-Psycho-Social model to Patients with Interstitial Cystitis / Bladder Pain Syndrome

Speakers
	Workshop 11
	Tuesday 13th September 2016
	13:30 - 16:30
	G602 Capacity: 120
	Lunch provided
M Ming Huei Lee Workshop Chair C Christopher K Payne Workshop Speaker A Alex Tong-Long Lin Workshop Speaker Y Yukio Homma Workshop Speaker C Chui-De Chiu Workshop Speaker
Professional interest
Conservative Management
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13:30

The value of holistic care for IC/HSB/BPS

Alex Tong-Long Lin

13:40

Biologic Approach-Possible phenotypes in IC/HSB/BPS and overlapping pain condition

Christopher K Payne

14:00

Biologic Approach- The differences between Hunner and Non-Hunner types

Yukio Homma

14:20

Psychologic Approach-IC/HSB/BPS as a Medically Unexplained Syndrome: An Examination of the Role of Childhood Interpersonal Adversity

Chui-De Chiu

14:40

Social Approach- The E-health system care of patients with IC/HSB/BPS

Ming Huei Lee

15:00

Break

None

15:30

Interactive Patient / Physician Forum: Gap between patient’s preference and physician’s judgement

Ming Huei Lee

15:35

From Japan’s perspective (IC Representative: Japan IC group)

Yukio Homma

15:50

From Western’s perspective (IC Representative: Jane Meijlink)

Christopher K Payne

16:05

From Taiwan’s perspective (IC Representative: Taiwan IC Association (TICA))

Chui-De Chiu

Ming Huei Lee

Alex Tong-Long Lin

16:20

Discussion and close remark

All

Level	Basic
Duration	180 minutes
Category	Pelvic Pain Syndromes
Research Type	Clinical
Keywords	Interstitial Cystitis Biopsychosocial model Bladder Pain
Target Audience	All members (General Practitioners, Urologists, Gynaecologists, Urogynaecologists, Nurses, Psychologists) are involved with the practical care aspects of patients with interstitial cystitis.
Aims and Objectives	The purpose of this workshop is to emphasise holistic care and importance of quality of life for IC patients using bio-psycho-social model because of no curative treatment until now. In biological aspect, we focus on phenotyping about comorbid syndrome and ulcer. In psychological aspect, we recognise the assessment of somatic symptoms. In social practice, we understand the patient group support and introduce E-health system supporting health education and providing for patient self-management. Interactive forum highlight the gap between patient’s preference and physician’s judgement. We invite IC patients and experts from different country to have a discussion with attenders.

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