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Interdisciplinary Pain Management Programs in the Treatment of Pain Conditions

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A highly effective modern method of curbing or better management of chronic pain is now better understood and utilized by the medical community: interdisciplinary pain management program (IPMP). As modern medical professionals continue to move away solely from prescribing opioids for the treatment of chronic pain, the efficacious and continuously improving methods of interdisciplinary pain rehabilitation will almost certainly continue to grow in popularity. An IPMP always incorporates a structured and unified team of various mental and physical health professionals who regularly meet and update one another on individual patients. Typically, these programs are structured in order to address the rehabilitation and continuous monitoring and progress of patients, often those who suffer from pain conditions. Therefore, IPMP teams will carefully track patient progress and outcomes, often for years after completing direct treatment. Within this Chapter, a more thorough overview of striving for better and new pain rehabilitation due to the opioid crisis will be addressed. An overview of the concept, background, professional roles, distinctions from multidisciplinary care, case studies, and implementations of interdisciplinary medicine focused on chronic pain management and suggestions for future improvements in the fields will also be explored.

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Brecht, D.M., Stephens, J., Gatchel, R.J. (2020). Interdisciplinary Pain Management Programs in the Treatment of Pain Conditions. In: Noe, C. (eds) Pain Management for Clinicians. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-39982-5_18

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