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The Academy offers educational opportunities for pain practitioners, including the Annual Clinical Meeting and enduring materials.
Annual Clinical Meeting
As the major educational activity of the Academy, the Annual Meeting offers educational courses and hands-on sessions in pain management. Continuing education credits/units are available; click here for more information.
The 2010 Annual Clinical Meeting will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada, September 21-24, 2010. Click here for more information.
Opioid Prescribing: Clinical Tools and Risk Management Strategies
This monograph provides an overview of proper prescribing of short- and long-acting opioids for chronic pain. Clinicians will have an opportunity to explore assessment and documentation principles associated with enduring and emerging therapies, and risk management strategies are discussed.
The Academy's Learning Center
The Learning Center
is designed to give you quick and easy access to continuing medical education activities.
For members only.
Managing Pain in the Military Setting: Unique Challenges and Practical Strategies
In September 2009, the American Academy of Pain Management and Med-IQ convened a roundtable meeting to discuss the unique nature of pain management in the military setting. This article offers an overview of the discussion and expands upon key topics with support from current medical literature.
Write for us!
The Pain Practitioner is currently accepting
submissions for its 2010 Issues in the following
subject areas:
Headache
Lifestyle
Musculoskeletal Pain
Neuropathic Pain
Rheumatology
Articles should address practical considerations for the pain management practitioner and may not promote
any specific product.
Please contact Katie Aker, Editorial Assistant (Email: kaker@seersha.com) with any questions and for our
Author’s Guidelines and Outline Submission Form.
Contact Information
Debra Nelson-Hogan
Director of Education
Editor of The Pain Practitioner
Tel: 212.532.4794
education@aapainmanage.org
Katie Arseniadis
Education Project Manager
Tel: 212.532.4792
aapmedu@aapainmanage.org
Katie L. Aker
Editorial Assistant for
The Pain Practitioner
Tel: 212.532.4786
kaker@seersha.com
Education Office
American Academy of Pain Management
1123 Broadway, Suite 613
New York, NY 10010
Fax: 212.532.5397
Updated
January 20, 2010
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