Function
Could Higher Doses of Opioids be Detrimental to Patients?
January 26, 2017Patients on higher doses of opioids tend to have worse pain, worse function, and higher healthcare utilization compared with patients on lower doses of opioids.
Patient-Reported Outcomes Correlate With DAS28 Scores in RA
November 15, 2016"Improved pain management should be explored in patients who report high disease activity."
Clinical Pain Advisor Articles
- Reviewing the Efficacy of Invasive Procedures for Chronic Back, Knee Pain
- Chronic Pain May Be a Contributing Factor to Suicide
- Demographic Characteristics of Pregnant Women With Opioid Use Disorder
- Seven-Item Pain Intensity Measure Reliable in Individuals With Dementia
- Striking a Balance Between Opioid Surveillance and Patient Privacy
- Perioperative Pain Management in Patients With Opioid Use Disorder
- Antidepressant Effects of Ketamine Appear to Require Opioid System Activation
- Reviewing the Efficacy of Intrathecal Morphine, Ziconotide for Cancer- and Noncancer Chronic Pain
- Cannabinoid-Associated Analgesia May Be Mediated Through Modulation of Affective Processes
- Seven-Item Pain Intensity Measure Reliable in Individuals With Dementia
- Effects of Mindfulness Therapy, Pharmacologic Prophylaxis on Catecholamine Levels in Migraine
- Physician Perspectives: Examining the Intersections of White Privilege and Racism in Medicine
- Generic Medications Offer Savings vs Brand-Name Combination Treatments
- Insomnia May Increase Risk for Migraine and Non-Migraine Headache
- Trump to Sign Bills Lifting Drug Price 'Gag Orders' on Pharmacists
