AAPM offers resources, tools, and guidelines designed to support your practice and your patients. Pain practitioners are not only highly trained in the many treatment approaches of pain medicine, but are often required to run [...]
Improve your skills with excellent pain education products designed by experts in the field. The AAPM CME program is designed to assess needs, plan, and implement educational activities for physicians who seek to provide quality [...]
The American Academy of Pain Medicine is the medical specialty society for pain clinicians, surgeons, nurses, and researchers. For more than 35 years the American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM) has been the premier non-profit, [...]
The American Academy of Pain Medicine The practice of pain medicine is multidisciplinary in approach, incorporating modalities from various specialties to ensure the comprehensive evaluation and treatment of the pain patient. AAPM members comprise a [...]
Privacy Policy The American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM) respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the privacy of its members and customers. This online privacy statement explains how AAPM collects, uses, and safeguards [...]
AAPM released a statement today expressing concern about Walmart's new policy that limits initial opioid prescriptions for acute pain to a seven-day supply and 50 MME/day. The Academy appreciates the many members who have contacted [...]
In a new study, University of Alabama at Birmingham investigators will recruit family members of people who have died by suicide after a change in prescribed pain medications and survey their experiences. Read more.
The Agency for Healthcare and Research Quality (AHRQ) is requesting supplemental evidence and data for research protocols for Integrated Pain Management Programs. Submission deadline is December 8, 2020. Read more.
Boston-based Massachusetts General Hospital and Fern Health, a provider of digital programs for chronic pain, have expanded their collaboration, giving the company access to 10 million de-identified patient records to help refine and personalize its [...]
Chronic low back pain has high societal and personal impact but remains challenging to treat. Electroacupuncture has demonstrated superior analgesia compared with placebo in animal studies but has not been extensively studied in human chronic [...]
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