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 In the pain management field there are numerous guidelines and reports -- reviews, statements -- addressing clinical best practices. Generally, these come from government agencies, medical associations or societies, academic institutions, and research organizations. They are not offered as treatment recommendations or medical advice from Pain Treatment Topics, and professional discretion is advised in their acceptance or application.
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Document Researchers: Winnie Dawson, MA, RN, BSN;
Stewart B. Leavitt, MA, PhD
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In view of the possibility of human error or advances in medical knowledge, Pain Treatment Topics and its associates, advisors, or sponsors do not warrant that the information contained in the Guidelines/Reports listed at this site is in every respect accurate or complete, and they are not responsible nor liable for any errors or omissions made by the original sources or for results obtained from the use of the information. See also, Site Policies. |
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American Academy
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American Association
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Opioid Dependence
American Chronic Pain
Association
American College
of Apothecaries
American Society of
Pain Educators
European Opiate
Addiction Treatment
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National Fibromyalgia &
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National Fibromyalgia
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Dystrophy Syndrome
Association
TNA-The Facial Pain
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U.S. Pain Foundation
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