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*[http://www.painmed.org/ American Academy of Pain Medicine] *[http://www.abpm.org/ The American Board of Pain Medicine]

...ng from pain. Medical programs are most often led by physicians trained in pain medicine, but, like closely related hospice and palliative medicine, it is a team di

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...rking with related disciplines including [[nursing]], [[pastoral care]], [[pain medicine]], palliative radiation therapy and surgery, [[social work]], [[physical th

In [[pain medicine]], '''transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation''' ('''TENS''') is "the

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...n real situation. When the drugs are prescribed by a physician expert in [[pain medicine]], the current standard is that there is no upper limit to the dose needed

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...most always involves a team approach that be led by subspecialty-trained [[pain medicine]] specialists, most often from [[anesthesiology]]. Pain management teams, h ...approach to [[pain management]], involving more than the subspecialty of [[pain medicine]].<ref name=GW>{{citation

...ast, a careful risk-benefit analysis of these additional therapies. Most [[pain medicine]] specialists agree that with proper precautions, there is no upper limit t

...but not whole system) practitioners. For example, it is quite common for [[pain medicine]] specialists to use complementary methods.

...dealing with difficult acute and chronic pain, but especially the latter. Pain medicine is a specific physician subspecialty, sometimes called pain management, but

...logy]]'' is the clinical discipline concerned with providing anesthesia. ''Pain medicine'' is a subspecialty of anesthesiology, though it is also closely related to

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