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In your practice, which of the following barriers do you feel is the most prohibitive to the treatment of older persons living with pain?
a. Lack of time in the office visit
b. Increased incidence of adverse effects and drug-drug interactions related to medication use in this population
c. Difficulty applying consensus guidelines for pain treatment to real-life practice
d. Communication difficulties (eg, cognitive and sensory impairment in older persons)
e. Issues related to opioid use (eg, patient fear of addiction)
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What's New?
New slides from PAINWeek 2010!
Visit our Dynamic Slide Library for new slides courtesy of PAINWeek. Topics covered include strategies for patient management, universal precautions for treating patients with chronic pain, and more!
Latest Current Literature
Read new post hoc analysis on hand osteoarthritis, healthcare costs for postherpetic neuralgia and diabetic peripheral neuropathy, and cognitive behavioural treatment for low-back pain.
Patient Education Handouts in English and Spanish!
Browse through our latest patient-education handouts spanning topics such as persistent pain in the elderly, safe treatment with opioids, caregiver tips, and more! Some handouts are available in Spanish!
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Common Questions
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Axis I
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Negative Cycle
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Non compliance
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Chronic vs. Acute Low Back Pain
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Mood Disorders
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Chronic Pain & Depression
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Depression & Chronic Pain
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Physician Strategies: Depression
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Bipoloar & Chronic Pain
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Suicidal Ideation
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Anxiety Disorders
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Prevalence of Anxiety Disorders
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Anxiety & Chronic Pain
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PTSD
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PTSD
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Physician Strategies: PTSD
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Somatoform Disorders
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Somatoform Disorders
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Other Disorders: Malingering
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Malingering
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Rates of Apparent Lingering in Various Diagnostic Groups in Litigation
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Physician Strategies: Malingering
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TBI & Pain
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TBI & Pain
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Can psychopathology be reduced through functional restoration rehabilitation?
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A little compassion can go a long way
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How to Refer
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The Face Of An Infant's Suffering; Can It Be Sugarcoated?
Sep 02, 2010 -- When your newborn infant is crying with uncomfortable teething or otherwise obviously suffering, feeding sugar to the little one has been a home remedy for years based on not only perceived behavior, but also physiological reactions. However, a new article by Dr...
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Sep 02, 2010 -- QRxPharma (ASX: QRX and OTCQX: QRXPY) announced a successful interim analysis of its final MoxDuo IR pivotal Phase 3 study required for New Drug Application (NDA) submission. The analysis indicated the planned sample size of 140 patients has greater than 90% power to detect differences of analgesic effect, indicating there is no need to enrol additional patients...
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