Integrate pharmacologic and nonpharmacological pain management approaches for best outcomes.
APS 2015
Decreased Pain Scores Noted With Investigational Medication
Phase 3 data were presented on Bema buprenophine.
CHOIR Integrates Clinical Decision Support Into EHRs for Chronic Pain
A web-based computer interface is enabling acute and primary care offices to better capture patient-related outcomes.
Methadone Patients with Severe Pain May Be Likely to Self Manage
This high-risk and often stigmatized population may not be getting proper care.
Parent Misconceptions May Contribute to Pediatric Pain Under Management
Racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic differences influenced parent beliefs about appropriate analgesic use in children.
Yoga May Change Chronic Pain’s Effect On Brain Gray Matter
Imaging studies in multiple types of chronic pain patients show their brains differ from healthy control subjects.
Medical Marijuana for Pain? Many Questions Remain
Data are needed, and may be forthcoming as more registries like those launched this week in Quebec are launched.
Tool Facilitates Communication Between Doctors, Patients About Opioids
One of the goals of PainCAS is to improve workflow related to administration and documentation of pain and opioid risk assessments.
Data Shedding Light on Innervation and Visceral Pain
A main question that needs to be further explored is how anatomically and physiologically the extrinsic and intrinsic innervation of organs interact and contribute to overall pain.
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