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The problem is that the chronic pain patient may make up 10% to 20% of your patient population, but will typically take up 80% to 90% of your staff and your other resources. And while it’s important for that care to continue to be offered by the primary care provider, there has to be some type of...

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A 2-part examination of some of the chronic pain syndromes that are common in older adults, and the special considerations relating to pharmacology that arise from the physiology of older patients.

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A 2-part examination of some of the chronic pain syndromes that are common in older adults, and the special considerations relating to pharmacology that arise from the physiology of older patients.

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An in-depth, 4- part examination of opioid risk assessment in the primary care setting; the need, the tools; the clinician responsibilities.

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An in-depth, 4- part examination of opioid risk assessment in the primary care setting; the need, the tools; the clinician responsibilities.

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An in-depth, 4- part examination of opioid risk assessment in the primary care setting; the need, the tools; the clinician responsibilities.

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An in-depth, 4- part examination of opioid risk assessment in the primary care setting; the need, the tools; the clinician responsibilities.

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In the early days of medicine, patient care was a covenant between the patient and the physician, with this dyad considered sacred. Sadly, modern medicine, particularly in the American system, has changed to include numerous extraneous stakeholders outside of this dyad. In pain medicine, these...

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If your practice includes assisting individuals in pursuit of relief, this program is for you. Dan Cleary has lived with pain for over 30 years and has dedicated his life to teaching simple relief techniques that work. Whatever your specialty, you will find quick and easy ways to shift patient...

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Participants will learn how the patient’s focus on being cured contributes to an increase in the pain experience. Through an understanding of how negative thought patterns create a brain-body loop that accentuates pain, practitioners will learn techniques to guide patients to “rewire” their brains...

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