Fundamental Course on the Transition from Acute to Chronic Pain

A Patient-Oriented Approach to Navigating the Transition from Acute to Chronic Pain: A Fundamental Course

Presented by Charles Argoff, MD; Burel Goodin, PhD; Theodore Price, PhD

Navigating the transition from acute to chronic pain is tricky, but you don’t have to tackle it alone. “A Patient-Oriented Approach to Navigating the Transition from Acute to Chronic Pain: A Fundamental Course” will help you bolster your foundation in pain science and pain management and enhance your professional practice.

In this half-day course, you will examine patient cases and explore the basic, translational, and clinical science behind the acute to chronic pain transition. During the course, you will

• explore the unique value of a multidisciplinary approach to pain management
• learn how basic science supports patient care
• learn psychological, neurophysiological, immune, and genetic factors that confer either risk or resilience for transitioning from acute to chronic pain
• apply “bench to bedside” translational topics to patient cases
• connect with peers from a variety of backgrounds in pain
• achieve a broader understanding of your field.

You’re only one course away from reinforcing the groundwork that will guide your development as a pain professional.

There is limited space available for this in-person training with experts in the pain field.

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Check out the patient cases Burel Goodin will be discussing at the course.

Looking for More Ways to Expand Your Knowledge?

The Fundamentals workshop will be conveniently held prior to the Early Career Forum networking event and reception, a day before the APS Scientific Summit.

Take a deeper dive into the mechanisms of pain, register for the full Scientific Summit, this year’s APS meeting, for an unbeatable educational experience.