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David Glick discusses potential new treatment options, clinical trials, and possibly adjusting the old molecule for patients in need.
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The opioid controversy is steadily growing. What can practitioners prescribe instead to avoid contributing to the opioid epidemic? Perhaps the first question to ask is how can we re-evaluate the patient's complaint? David Glick discusses the need for better examination of patient's need and...
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Dr. Gowda is a pain management physician at the San Mateo Medical Center in California, gives his opinion of pain scores and calling pain the 5th vital sign.
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The current state of health insurance is a concern for all practitioners and patients. Dr. Gowda, a pain management physician at the San Mateo Medical Center in California, a "safety net" hospital, discusses resources and why it's important to look not just at the now, but also at the future.
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Dr. Gowda is a pain management physician at the San Mateo Medical Center in California, a "safety net" hospital. Here he discusses the opioid controversy and other treatment modalities.
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What does the patient desire: elimination of pain or restoration of function? What does the practitioner think the patient wants? Pharmacists Lynn McPherson and Alexandra McPherson discuss.
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Health insurance companies shouldn't be averse to spending now when it may save money—and lives—later. Drs. McPherson and McPherson remind that the cliché may be true: stitch in time saves nine.
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Practitioners are feeling the pinch of prescribing opioids, but what to do instead? Drs. McPherson and McPherson call out for some good old common sense.
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Ravi Prasad, a Clinical Associate Professor at Stanford University, discusses the multifactorial dynamic of treatment and psychology as it applies to pain.
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Dr. Prasad discusses opioids vs nonpharmaceuticals, health costs vs benefits, pain scores vs daily functioning--and keeping the patient's needs uppermost in importance.