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Pain Management in Practice is committed to translating the latest research on the management of chronic pain conditions into clinical practice. We aim to support clinicians in providing best practice care for their patients with chronic pain as well as guide those unfortunate to be struggling with chronic pain to discover a better path to recovery.
The assessment and management of chronic pain is a complex process, and requires a thorough understanding of the multifactorial nature of pain in order to achieve the best recovery for those struggling with chronic pain. Research has demonstrated that an intensive rehabilitation approach utilising a physical and psychological approach in a team based environment is the most effective method for minimising pain and maximising quality of life. Pain Management in Practice conducts regular professional development for health professionals while continuing to provide best practice care for injured clients. Find out more:
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