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Clinical Guidelines

The American Academy of Pain Medicine and its board of directors has, over the years, researched and approved certain evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for the use in treating pain patients. These guidelines are based on a complete review of the relevant literature by a diverse group of highly trained clinicians and prepared by weighing evidence from rigorous double-blind clinical trials and expert opinion. They continue to be reviewed on a regular basis, and when necessary, re-published.

Pain Guidelines

Chronic Pain Medical Treatment Guidelines –
A Medical Treatment Utilization Schedule on Chronic Pain. This 62-page proposed draft of the Second Edition of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM Practice Guidelines) replaces chapter 6 of Occupational Medicine Practice Guidelines. It is intended to keep AAPM members informed of the most current treatment guidelines that are being adopted from around the country.
Medical Treatment Utilization Schedule Guidelines (Proposed Draft)

Proposed California Regulations for the Medical Treatment Utilization Schedule
Title 8, California Code of Regulations, section 9792.20
Medical Treatment Utilization Schedule Proposed Regulations

Acute Pain, Chronic Pain and Opioid Use

End of Life Care

Latest News

FDA Recalls Potentially Defective Fentanyl Patches

Potentially defective fentanyl patches have been recalled...
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Proposed New Diagnostic Criteria for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

This topical update reports recent progress...
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New Board Announced

New Board of Directors for 2008-2009 is now in place...

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Plan Now for Hawaii

Celebrate AAPM's 25th Anniversary in Hawaii. Jan. 28-31, 2009. Essentials of Pain 2Day Course & Precon Workshops start Jan. 27th. Register now!

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Publications

journal image AAPM's award-winning publications are devoted to the advancement of pain management, education and research.

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American Board of Pain Medicine

This psychometrically developed, practice-related examination in Pain Medicine...

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