Re: Fw: Pain.com E-letter

From: K. Murray (mkmurray@cyberport.com)
Sat Mar 22 08:54:09 2003


Helen, Sorry about that. I didn't realize that it would do that. I thought it would post the web site. Well, I guess you straightened it out. Kelly -------Original Message------- From: adhesions@adhesions.org Date: Saturday, March 22, 2003 08:08:25 AM To: Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS Subject: Re: Fw: Pain.com E-letter Dear Kelly,
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What is the Url (website address) for this information from Pain.Com?

I do not see this information at http://www.pain.com/.

Helen

At Fri, 21 Mar 2003, K. Murray wrote:
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>From: webmaster
Date: Thursday, March 20, 2003 02:25:59 PM
>To: eletter@pain.com
>Subject: Pain.com E-letter
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>For more information about the Dannemiller Foundation, visit us at
>Dannemiller.com.WHAT's NEW at PAIN.COM?
>
>Pain.com debuted its redesigned format in January of this year. The new
>format was designed with you in mind! Both the healthcare professional a d
>consumer will find navigation in and around the site to be much more user
>friendly.
>The navigation buttons at the top of the screen will help you get to your
>area of interest. You'll notice that just below the navigation buttons, a
>listing of what is contained in that area will appear. Once you make your
>selection from these icons, you can read a description of the contents of
>that area down below.
>The homepage has added a new feature, which will present "What's New" on
>pain.com and will be updated with each new development and addition. This
>area is dedicated to highlighting the newest information available for y ur
>convenience. Additionally, a category of pain will also be showcased each
>month to emphasize its significance in the overall issues of pain manage
ent
>
>Over 3,100 Pain Management Clinics are listed on pain.com and can be
>accessed from the homepage as well as in the consumer's section. A new m p
>locator has been developed for ease of locating the state you are intere
ted
>in within the USA. A comprehensive listing of International Pain Managem nt
>Clinics is also available.
>You will be able to access pain.com's exclusive library from the homepag as
>well! The comprehensive compilation of over 4490 abstracts which are
>dedicated to the prevention, detection, diagnosis, and treatment of the any
>facets of pain is available at your fingertips!
>Our slideshows offer a wide variety of CME/CPE/CE activities on pain
>management; a selection of these can be accessed on the homepage as well as
>in both the professional section and the categories of pain.
>We, here at pain.com, are committed to providing the professional, perti
ent
> and practical information that meets the needs of both the healthcare
>professional and the consumer. We are very interested in you thoughts,
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>we want to hear from you! Please e-mail us at editor@pain.com and let us
>know what you think! REGISTRATION - Who and Why?
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>First, it's important to know that the use of Pain.com remains FREE of
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>Who Needs to Register?
>
>Consumers do not have to register to use Pain.com and can continue viewi g
>and utilizing all the great information and resources available. Physici ns
>and other healthcare professionals who wish to complete CME/CPE/CE postt
sts
>and obtain credit MUST complete a simple one-time only registration proc ss

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>Why do Healthcare Professionals Need to Register?
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>The registration process for healthcare professionals provides a
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>Pain.com that can be accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week for your
>convenience. The demographic information collected helps us identify are s
>of interest and better meet the needs of our users. Pain.com is committe to
>maintaining strict confidence on all information obtained.
>Once you have completed the registration process, your name and address ill
>automatically appear on both the CME/CPE/CE certificates and on
>corresponding evaluation forms. So you'll never have to fill out another
>form again on Pain.com! Click here to read the complete list of benefits
>available to you upon registering at Pain.com.
>
>What is Pain.com Committed to?
>
>The following is an except from our Mission Statement:
>To be the premier educational and informational resource on the Internet
for
>healthcare professionals and consumers who have an interest in pain and ts
>management. The Dannemiller Memorial Educational Foundation affirms its
>commitment to researching, developing, and providing quality medical
>educational and informational content to our users absolutely free in a
>quality online format. By providing a variety of accredited activities f r
>physicians, pharmacists and nurses, the Dannemiller Memorial Educational
>Foundation seeks to foster an environment where healthcare professionals
can
>grow in their knowledge and management of pain and its management. The
>Dannemiller Memorial Educational Foundation further seeks to empower pain
>sufferers and their caregivers with information to better equip them to ork
>in partnership with their physician to actively manage their pain.
>
>What's On Pain.com
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>New CME Article Available
>Neck and Shoulder Pain with Special Emphasis on Pharmacotherapy
>Bernard M. Abrams, M.D.
>
>Musculoskeletal pain compromises a large portion of neck and shoulder
>derangements. These disorders affect one in four Americans and cost bill
ons
>of dollars each year. These conditions drastically diminish the quality f
>life of millions of people. Musculoskeletal pain management, and
>particularly neck and shoulder pain is challenging because of diverse
>etiologies. Almost 50% of physicians rate their pain management as poor.
New
>JCAHO pain management standards mandate increased emphasis on adequate p in
>treatment of ALL patients. Accordingly, there is a great need to address
>this physician training shortfall with educational activities and
>informational materials that will update practitioners on the treatment f
>the various disorders associated with musculoskeletal pain. In this
>monograph we address the pharmacotherapy of neck and shoulder pain becau e
>it is one of the common clinical problems presenting in the ambulatory
>setting. Additionally, neck and shoulder pain is responsible for a large
>portion of all disability expenditure in the United States. This article
>presents the goals for management of acute and chronic neck and shoulder
>pain, while conferring the various types of pharmacotherapy available for
>neck and shoulder pain: including skeletal muscle relaxants, nonsteroidal
>anti-inflammatory agents, antidepressants and opioids. This activity is
>intended for primary care physicians and other healthcare providers invo
ved
>with the treatment of musculoskeletal pain.
>Featured Category of Pain
>Last month Pain.com is featured the Arthritis Pain Category. This section
>highlights resources for both the consumer and healthcare professional. oth
>will find the extensive glossary helpful in communicating about the issu s
>that arthritis presents. The rich resource section provides the user with
>information on societies and foundations that are dedicated to the many
>aspects of arthritis, as well the latest in clinical trial listings. The
>arthritis sufferer and the caregiver alike can benefit from giving and
>gaining encouragement, information, and enlightenment that is available
>through participating in the support groups. Practical day-to-day tips a e
>also available in the Facts About Arthritis Section. Healthcare
>Professionals can glean from the professional resources and links to
>professional journals and publications. The CME activity provides AMA PRA
>category 1 credit, and the monthly-featured abstract helps keep you abre st
>of the latest information available.
>This month Pain.com will feature the Breakthrough Pain Category. The BTP
>section will feature two outstanding abstracts: James F. Cleary MB, BS,
>FRACP authored the informative abstract entitled "Pharmacokinetic and
>Pharmacodynamic Issues in the Treatment of Breakthrough Pain, and Russell
>Portney MD's insightful abstract, "Breakthrough Pain: Characteristics and
>Impact in Patients with Cancer Pain". The Breakthrough Pain Library allo s
>the user to type in a term or word and gain full access to the extensive
>Pain.com library. Expert's Roundtable
>Recently Dr. Andrea Cheville, Dr. Robert M. Peroutka and Colleen J. Dunw
ody
> experts in the field of orthopaedic pain management discussed Postopera
ive
>Orthopaedic Care. A wide range of issues revolving around postop orthopa
dic
>care, pain management, and rehabilitation are discussed in this insightf l
>roundtable discussion. If you are a patient, caregiver, or healthcare
>professional dealing with the concerns revolving around postop orthopaed c
>issues, then you won't want to miss out on this informative discussion.
>Click here to view the discussion in its entirety.
>
>Pain Management Clinic Listings
>Currently, there are 3,100 pain management clinics listed on Pain.com, a d
>we are growing daily! If you are a physician who would like to have their
>pain management clinic listed on Pain.com please contact editor@pain.com
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