Today's post from americanpainsociety.org (see link below) is basically a list of resources and websites designed to provide information for people living with all forms of pain, chronic or otherwise. Given that neuropathy is a painful disease (even milder forms are uncomfortable) this resource may help you understand what you're going through and provide access to much needed information that your doctor may not have time to give to you. Worth a glance and maybe a click or two, for all pain patients.
Provided by the American Pain Society; February 2016
Disclaimer: The views expressed on these websites do not necessarily reflect that of the American Pain Society or its members. All views portrayed are exclusively held by the individual websites and/or their guests.
People with Pain
Clinical Centers Guide
A guide to APS award winning Clinical Centers of Excellence.
Pain Matters
Created by Teva Pharmaceuticals to provide information for healthcare professionals and people affected by chronic pain as they maneuver through the complexities of pain care and management.
Aches and Gains®
The first national radio talk show to highlight pain management and those who suffer from a variety of debilitating medical conditions. Celebrity and expert guests share their own stories of success with host Dr. Christo. Aches and Gains® airs every Saturday on Sirius XM’s FamilyTalk 131, 5-6 pm EST.
U.S. Pain FoundationAn organization created by people with pain for people with pain.
American Chronic Pain AssociationAn association that offers peer support and education in pain management.
The National Pain FoundationA Global Pain Initiative.
International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) - News
IASP link to "Going to the doctor for back pain can be a slippery slope", by Jill U. Adams. The Washington Post, May 2014.
IASP - Fact SheetsIASP Fact Sheets on Acute Pain. Global Year Against Acute Pain. October 2010-October 2011.
Relief
Created by the Pain Research Forum, this is designed to inform patients and the general public on the latest pain research and chronic pain findings to encourage conversation and support.
Pain Researchers
Cutting Edge - COPCs Research Advances
An e-newsletter from the Chronic Pain Research Alliance designed to provide up to date information on recent basic science and clinical pain research for all members of the pain community.
Clinical Centers Guide
A guide to APS award winning Clinical Centers of Excellence
Pain Research Forum (PRF)An international pain research community.
PRF - PapersAn international pain research community. The Papers of the Week is now sponsored by APS.
PRF - Funding OpportunitiesFind the latest funding opportunities available for pain researchers.
IASP - Fact SheetsIASP Fact Sheets on Acute Pain. Global Year Against Acute Pain. October 2010-October 2011.
PRF - NewsA Rational Approach to Pharmacotherapy for Neuropathic Pain. By Pat McCaffrey. Pain Research Forum, October 2014.
Pain Clinicians
Clinical Centers Guide
A guide to APS award winning Clinical Centers of Excellence
Fibromyalgia
IASP Pain Clinical Updates PDFAn update on fibromyalgia syndrome. Pain. Clinical Updates. IASP, June 2008.
Back pain
IASP - NewsletterAn update on back pain. Pain. Clinical Updates. IASP, August 2010.
IASP - NewsIASP link to "Going to the doctor for back pain can be a slippery slope", by Jill U. Adams. The Washington Post, May 2014.
Acute pain
IASP - Fact Sheets
IASP Fact Sheets on Acute Pain. Global Year Against Acute Pain. October 2010-October 2011.
IASP - Pain Clinical UpdatesWhy does pain hurt? Pain. Clinical Updates. IASP, July 2009.
IASP - Pain Clinical UpdatesAcute pain and immune impairment. Pain. Clinical Updates. IASP, March 2005.
Chronic Pain
Pain Matters
Created by Teva Pharmaceuticals to provide information for healthcare professionals and people affected by chronic pain as they maneuver through the complexities of pain care and management.
IASP - Pain Clinical UpdatesChronic pain after surgery or injury. Pain. Clinical Updates. IASP, January 2011.
PRF - NewsA Rational Approach to Pharmacotherapy for Neuropathic Pain. By Pat McCaffrey. Pain Research Forum, October 2014.
Other
The National Pain FoundationA Global Pain Initiative.
Opioid Prescribing and Urine Drug Screening Interpretation
My Top Care is a site designed for clinicians, pharmacists or patients interested in better understanding issues surrounding opioid prescribing and drug screening.
http://americanpainsociety.org/education/resources
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