The American Pain Society honored the recipients of its fourth annual Clinical Centers of Excellence in Pain Management Awards recognizing six of nation's outstanding pain care centers.
Honorable mention was the Project Echo Chronic Pain and Headache Tele-clinic in Albuquerque, N.M.
APS established the program in 2006 to build awareness about progressive teams of health professionals who address critical, sometimes unmet, needs in pain management within their communities, according to the release.
"The Clinical Centers of Excellence Awards again drew applicants who had remarkable achievements in their pain management practices, providing relief and restoring everyday function to those who lives are burdened with persistent pain," APS President Charles J. Inturrisi, PhD, said in the release. "The quality of the submitted programs was superb and, as a pain-care researcher and teacher, I'm gratified to see such inspiring outcomes from our colleagues in multidisciplinary pain care teams throughout the country."
Read the APS's release about the Clinical Centers of Excellence in Pain Management Awards.
The honorees are:
- Children's Hospital Boston, Pain Treatment Center
- University of California San Diego Center for Pain Medicine
- University of Washington Division of Pain Medicine
- University of California Davis Center for Pain Medicine
- Michigan Head Pain and Neurological Institute, Ann Arbor, Mich.
- Integrative Pain Center of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz.
Honorable mention was the Project Echo Chronic Pain and Headache Tele-clinic in Albuquerque, N.M.
APS established the program in 2006 to build awareness about progressive teams of health professionals who address critical, sometimes unmet, needs in pain management within their communities, according to the release.
"The Clinical Centers of Excellence Awards again drew applicants who had remarkable achievements in their pain management practices, providing relief and restoring everyday function to those who lives are burdened with persistent pain," APS President Charles J. Inturrisi, PhD, said in the release. "The quality of the submitted programs was superb and, as a pain-care researcher and teacher, I'm gratified to see such inspiring outcomes from our colleagues in multidisciplinary pain care teams throughout the country."
Read the APS's release about the Clinical Centers of Excellence in Pain Management Awards.