The American Pain Society last week honored the recipients of its sixth-annual Clinical Centers of Excellence in Pain Management Awards, which recognize outstanding pain care centers throughout the country.
Five multidisciplinary pain programs were recognized: Stanford University Division of Pain Management in Redwood City, Calif.; Fairview Pain Management Center at the University of Minnesota Medical Center in Minneapolis; Comprehensive Pain Center at James L. Haley Veteran's Hospital in Tampa, Fla.; United Back Care in Redmond, Wash.; and the Chronic Pain Rehabilitation Program at the Neurological Center for Pain at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio.
The awards, presented at the APS Annual Scientific Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, aim to showcase the benefits of the multidisciplinary approach to pain management for providing optimal care for pain conditions.
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Five multidisciplinary pain programs were recognized: Stanford University Division of Pain Management in Redwood City, Calif.; Fairview Pain Management Center at the University of Minnesota Medical Center in Minneapolis; Comprehensive Pain Center at James L. Haley Veteran's Hospital in Tampa, Fla.; United Back Care in Redmond, Wash.; and the Chronic Pain Rehabilitation Program at the Neurological Center for Pain at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio.
The awards, presented at the APS Annual Scientific Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, aim to showcase the benefits of the multidisciplinary approach to pain management for providing optimal care for pain conditions.
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