Interventional Pain Management Center of Rhode Island

HELPFUL RESOURCES

  • Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) or Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
    www.rsds.org
    Excellent resource for information, support groups for people with RSD.
     
  • Pain.com - A World of Information on Pain
    www.pain.com
     
  • American Chronic Pain Association
    www.theacpa.org
     
  • More than 235 Pain Management Guidelines at AHRQ Site
    www.guideline.gov
     
  • Consensus Statements on Opioid Use at The American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM) Site
    www.painmed.org
     
  • Roadblocks to Relief Survey Presented at the American Pain Society Site
    www.ampainsoc.org
     
  • Carefully Screened Lists of Internet Pain Resources at Mayday Pain Project Site
    www.painandhealth.org
     
  • American Pain Foundation's Site
    www.painfoundation.org
    Patient information and model pain legislation.
     
  • American Alliance of Cancer Pain Initiatives
    www.aacpi.wisc.edu
    Focus on improving pain management.
     
  • American Academy of Head, Neck and Facial Pain
    www.alternativehealthemall.com
    For healthcare professionals, including dental professionals: a source of information on symposiums, products and educational materials, and more. For the public: "a quick and easy way to locate Medical and Dental Professional Members in your area who have specialized knowledge and skills" in the field of Head, Neck and Facial Pain.
     
  • American Academy Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM)
    www.aahpm.org
    Events and meetings, job listings, and position statements issued by physicians whose focus is hospice and palliative medicine. Practice, research and education are considered.
     
  • The American Headache Society [AHS] (formerly known as the American Association for the Study of Headache [AASH])  www.ahsnet.org
    For healthcare professionals. Offers CME, Headache information, cassettes of scientific meetings, and instructions on how to subscribe to the journal Headache and how to join the Society.
     
  • American Council for Headache Education
    www.achenet.org
    For patients.
     
  • "Back Pain" — Article at Mayo Clinic Health Oasis
    www.mayoclinic.com
    An updated version of the article for the general public that appeared in the Mayo Clinic Health Letter. It discusses the causes of back pain, tests that may be used during diagnosis, treatments, and prevention of back pain. The article is directed to the general public.
     
  • Fibromyalgia Alliance of America (FMAA)
    www.fmaa.org
    Source for information on fibromyalgia, including lists of healthcare professionals and support groups specializing on fibromyalgia. The site is in the process of being expanded.
     
  • Hopkins Arthritis Center
    www.hopkins-arthritis.com
    CME, case reports, meeting highlights, "Hear the lecture series," "The role of opioids for Chronic Pain," and more. Sign up to have news updates delivered to your email.
     
  • National Library of Medicine/National Institutes of Health (NLM/NIH) - Resources on Pain - www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/pain.html
    Links to resources from the National Institutes of Health, the Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research, the American Society of Anesthesiologists, the Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association of America, and more.
     
  • Toolkit Instruments to Assess Pain and Physical Symptoms
    www.gwu.edu/~cicd/toolkit/physical.htm
    Reviews 40 instruments assessing pain and related symptoms. Includes a detailed review of 5 of these instruments, applying such criteria as reliability, validity, responsiveness, interpretability and more.

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