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- Best Practices in the Assessment and Management of Chronic Pain (PHYSICIANS)
- Best Practices in the Assessment and Management of Chronic Pain (NURSING)
- Making the Case for a Multidisciplinary Approach to Patients With Osteoarthritis and Comorbid Conditions
- Opioid-Based Treatment Strategies for Persistent and Breakthrough Cancer Pain—A CPE Resource Compendium for Pharmacists
- Opioid-Based Treatment Strategies for Persistent and Breakthrough Cancer Pain—A CNE Resource Compendium for Nurses
- Opioid-Based Treatment Strategies for Persistent and Breakthrough Cancer Pain—A CME Resource Compendium for Physicians
- Persistent and Breakthrough Cancer Pain: An Expert Video Roundtable
- Pain Management in the Rheumatology Setting - Interactive Case Study (Part 2 of 2)
- Pain Management in the Rheumatology Setting - Poster Gallery and Faculty Presentation (Part 1 of 2)
- Chronic Pain: Best Practices in Interdisciplinary Multimodal Management (Part 1 of 2)
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Coordinating Evidence-Based Care for Chronic Pain: Multimodal Therapies for a Multidimensional Disease
This enduring activity is designed for clinicians wanting to know more about the underlying pathophysiology of chronic pain in their patients, and how to assess pain etiology in the primary care setting.
Faculty
Charles E. Argoff, MD
Jeffrey A. Gudin, MD
David M. Kaufman, MD
Managing Chronic Pain in Primary Care: From Disease Mechanisms to Individualized Multidimensional Care
This activity will emphasize practical evidence-based screening methodologies and recommended mechanism-based treatment strategies that can help primary care practitioners manage their patients with chronic pain.
Faculty
Charles E. Argoff, MD
Professor of Neurology
Albany Medical College
Director, Comprehensive Pain Center
Albany Medical Center
Albany, New York