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The latest pain neuroscience education focuses on empowering patients to understand and control their own pain, and integral to this new methodology is allowing patients to tell their own stories. Kate A. Schopmeyer, PT, DPT, CPE, Physical Therapy Program Coordinator, Pain Management at the San...
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Chronic pain patients need access to new treatments, especially those that can influence the body’s inhibitory pain mechanisms without medication. David M Glick, DC, DAPPM, FASPE, CPE, talks about what’s new in pain management devices, specifically, the non-invasive wearable...
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Theresa (Tracy) Mallick-Searle, a pain management nurse practitioner, discusses the benefits of QUTENZA® (capsaicin) 8% topical system for the treatment of neuropathic pain associated with diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Listen to Tracy to learn about the patented matrix technology which delivers...
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PAMI = the Pain Assessment and Management Initiative. In this clip, Drs. Hendry and Suffield explain the origin of PAMI. What does it do? Who is it for? Dr. Phyllis Hendry is the Associate Chair of Emergency Medicine Research at the University of Florida, College of Medicine in Jacksonville, and she...
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Dr. Kevin Zacharoff, a faculty member and clinical instructor at the Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University, and pain and addiction course director, discusses the variety of high costs of chronic pain and its consequences.
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Chronic pain patients need a unique personalized treatment approach. A biopsychosocial model means offering not just medication, but lifestyle changes and adoption of healthful practices. Michelle Weiner is a pain management physician; her practice is called Spine and Wellness Centers of America...
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Dr. Sean Li is an interventional pain physician from New Jersey and regional medical director at Premier Pain Centers, where minimally invasive treatment options are utilized to help patients who have poor quality of life because of chronic pain.
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Two pharmacists, Drs. Jasmine Carpenter and Lindsay Wells, answer our questions about leftover opioids, opioid overprescribing, and the impact of COVID. Dr. Carpenter works at the Washington DC VA Medical Center. Dr. Wells works at the Lexington VA in Virginia. She is a clinical pain pharmacist and...
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Medical practitioners may get sued. Are they prepared? What is the Ruan v. US case and why is it important? Do medical schools teach anything about law? Jennifer Bolen, JD, is the founder of the Legal Side of Pain, and answers our questions.
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Michael E. Schatman, PhD, CPE, DASPE, offered his opinion about cannabis in 2021. In January 2023, Dr. Schatman said, "A year and a half later, the science supporting cannabis as a safe and effective analgesic for patients with chronic pain still isn't there. I support it recreationally, but it...