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Patients Comfortable With PAs and NPs Initiating Opioid Replacement Therapy
May 22, 2017Patients with opioid addiction are comfortable with PAs and NPs initiating and maintaining their opiate replacement therapy.
Clinical Pain Advisor Articles
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- Medicinal Cannabis May Not Have Opioid-Sparing Effects in Chronic Noncancer Pain
- Replacing Sleep, Sedentary Behavior With Physical Activity Beneficial in Knee Osteoarthritis
- Depression May Partially Mediate the Relationship Between PTSD and Opioid Misuse
- Galcanezumab May Result in Functional Improvements in Migraine
- Ketamine: Mechanisms of Action, Uses in Pain Medicine, and Side Effects
- Cannabis May Be Effective for Migraine Treatment
- Medicinal Cannabis May Not Have Opioid-Sparing Effects in Chronic Noncancer Pain
- Integrating Psychological Interventions Into Chronic Pain Management
- Leveraging the Placebo Effect to Reduce Opioid Requirements
- Investigational Treatment Shows Promise in Chronic Low Back Pain
- Rheumatologist-Assessed vs Criteria for Inflammatory Back Pain in Psoriatic Arthritis
- Incorporating Guidelines Into Clinical Practice: An Interview With Gary L. LeRoy, MD
- Pain Severity May Partly Mediate the Association Between Depression and Physical Performance in Knee OA
- Rates of Concurrent Opioid, Sedative-Hypnotic Prescription Fills in Veterans
