CHANGE PAIN® News & Reviews Journal


Supported by the European Federation of IASP Chapters (EFIC) the CHANGE PAIN News & Reviews Journal features latest insights in the field of pain management.

 


NEWS & REVIEWS Issue No 4

 

Chronic pain a substantial burden for Society -
SIP 2010-2011
Prof G Varrassi

 

CHANGE PAIN Patient Survey
for a better understanding of patients' needs
Dr Gerhard H.H. Müller-Schwefe

 

Results of the National Health & Wellness Survey 2008 and 2010
Prof Paul Langley

 

Chronic pain defi nition – introducing the Risk Score approach
Prof Joseph Pergolizzi

 

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NEWS & REVIEWS Issue No 3 


SPECIAL EDITION


Summary of the International CHANGE PAIN Expert Summit

 

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NEWS & REVIEWS Issue No 2

 

CHANGE PAIN Scale - A new tool for improving physician-patient communication
Dr GHH Müller-Schwefe

 

Common understanding of pain impact is the basis for adequate pain management
Prof G Varrassi

 

Mechanism-orientated pharmacological management of chronic pain
Prof B Morlion

 

PAIN EDUCATION - Modular learning with comprehensive eCME
Dr D Aldington

 

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NEWS & REVIEWS Issue No 1

 

Introduction to the CHANGE PAIN News & Reviews Journal
Prof G Varrassi

 

Effective physician-patient communication is crucial to ensure treatment success
Dr GHH Müller-Schwefe

 

The Vicious Circle in pharmacological treatment of severe chronic pain
Prof J Pergolizzi

 

Relevance of neuropathic components in severe chronic pain
Dr B Morlion

 

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CHANGE PAIN® Survey


Participate in the CHANGE PAIN survey and share your opinion about the current treatment of severe chronic pain and its limitations.


 


The Pain Toolkit


The Pain Toolkit supports you and your patients along the way to manage persistent pain.


 

 


Pain Scale


New tool to improve communication.




 


Pain Education


The interactive learning platform for physicians with comprehensive fully CME-accredited e-learning courses of the treatment of chronic pain.


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