Pain Matters – The Whole Person Podcast is available now wherever you listen to podcasts by searching for “Pain Matters”.
What’s the Podcast About?
Tune in to hear authentic, intimate conversations with behavioral health leaders, innovators, and decision-makers as we share the latest trends, news, and treatments to better the lives of people with pain.
In each episode, we go in-depth on a topic relevant to clinicians, patients, the public, academics and policymakers to discover what motivates disruptors while learning more about the latest transformative approaches to person-centered care.
A few examples of topics featured on future episodes include:
- Why being patient-centered matters in pain care
- Transforming chronic pain care and spine surgery at Cleveland Clinic
- The importance of patient empowerment through national and international patient alliances
- Innovations in whole person pain care in the Veteran’s Administration
- Making whole person pain care accessible through digital treatments and telehealth
The new show will be featured on the same feed as other AAPM Pain Matters Podcast shows.
Featuring Beth Darnall, PhD, director of the Stanford Pain Relief Innovations Lab and Professor of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine at Stanford University, Pain Matters: The Whole Person Podcast connects and unites listeners with genuine, informative content they can use to treat patients today, tomorrow, and beyond.
Are There Other Pain Matters Podcasts?
Pain Matters: The Whole Person Podcast is a production of the American Academy of Pain Medicine podcast network, along with its sister show, Pain Matters: A Healthcare Innovation Podcast. Both shows will be featured on the same podcast feed, so by subscribing on your favorite podcast player you’ll be sure never to miss an episode of either. To find the episodes, search for “Pain Matters” wherever you listen to podcasts.
AAPM is dedicated to building the #1 pain medicine podcast network in the world, starting with these 2 shows.
Where Can I Listen Now?
