Contextual Effect
A genuine psychological or physiological effect attributable to receiving a substance or undergoing a procedure that is not due to the inherent powers of the substance or procedure but rather to the sociocultural context in which the treatment occurs (colloquially know as placebo or nocebo)
Lectures from the The University of Sydney Pain Management Research Institute & International Association for the Study of Pain's 2017 Placebo Symposium. Held November 2017 in Sydney.
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Placebo effects Interdisciplinary opportunities and challenges Assoc Prof Damien Finniss
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What's in the placebo research box and what comes next Prof Paul Enck
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Biological mechanisms of placebo effects Assoc Prof Luana Colloca
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Placebo Concepts and mechanisms Panel Discussion
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Enhancing expectations in clinical practice Prof Winfried Rief
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Breaking bad news - managing appropriate negative expectations (nocebo's) Prof Stewart Dunn
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Nocebo-induced side effects when warnings harm Dr Ben Colagiuri
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Expectations and cognitions Panel Discussion
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Language, meaning, culture and placebo Prof. Roland Sussex
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Branding and Generic Medicines The impact on treatment efficacy and side effects Dr. Kate Faasse
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Day 1 Panel Discussion – Clinical Applications Chair Prof. Michael Nicholas
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The patient with low expectations – all is not lost! The behavioural element Prof Michael Nicholas
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Trustworthiness – is it actually that important Dr. Claire Ashton-James
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Anna Karenina meets the Dodo Bird On the difficulties to harness the placebo response Prof. Paul Enck
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Enhancing placebo without deception The unblinded placebo Assoc Prof Cláudia Carvalho
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Post-Operative Pain – reshaping expectations and opioid prescription from hospital to community Assoc Prof Damien Finniss & Dr Gavin Pattullo
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Explaining and recommending treatments with equivocal evidence Prof Winfried Rief
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Ethical non-disclosure of treatment side-effects. Reducing nocebo effects Assoc Prof Luana Colloca
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Clinical Applications of Placebo and Nocebo Research Conference Summary Prof Milton Cohen
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Panel & Audience Discussion Clinical Applications of Placebo and Nocebo Research Chair Prof Milton Cohen
