Relieving Pain in America A Blueprint for Transforming Prevention, Care, Education, and Research (2011) / Chapter Skim
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6 A Blueprint for Transforming Pain Prevention, Care, Education, and Research
6 A Blueprint for Transforming Pain Prevention, Care, Education, and Research
Pages 269-276
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The committee recognizes that other groups, such as the Interagency Pain Research Coordinating Committee and the Pain Consortium of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) , will make use of the broad direction provided by this report and undertake their own processes to improve the understanding of pain and its treatment.
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The recommendations in this report are designed to assist policy makers; federal agencies within and outside the Department of Health and Human Services; state and local health departments; primary care practitioners; pain specialists; other health professionals; health care provider organizations; health professions associations; private insurers; researchers; funders; educators; pain advocacy and awareness organizations; the public; and, most important, people living with pain and their families, friends, and colleagues. The ultimate goal is to improve outcomes of care and return people to their maximum level of functioning.
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The near-term and enduring recommendations build on these immediate actions, should be completed before the end of 2015, and should be maintained as ongoing efforts. Table 6-1 presents the recommendations in these two categories, along with the relevant actors and the recommendations' key elements.
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, outcomes research community and other researchers, credentialing organizations, pain advocacy and awareness organizations, health professions associations (including pain specialty professional organizations) , private insurers, health care providers, state health departments, Medicaid programs, and workers' compensation programs 3-2.
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Promote Health professions Requires the development of better and and enable self- associations (including more evidence-based patient education management of pain pain specialty professional products organizations) , pain advocacy and awareness organizations, health care providers 3-3.
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, pain advocacy and awareness organizations 3-6. Provide Health care providers, WHO should add pain to the consistent and primary care practitioners, International Classification of complete pain pain specialists, other health Diseases, Tenth Edition (ICD-10)
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Increase support NIH, AHRQ, CDC, DoD, Based on Recommendation 5-1; basic, for interdisciplinary VA, pharmaceutical translational, and clinical studies research in pain manufacturing and research should involve multiple agencies and industry, private funders of disciplines; focus on knowledge gaps pain research, academically based biomedical research community, pain advocacy and awareness organizations 5-4. Increase NIH, AHRQ, CDC, DoD, Based on Recommendation 5-1; the conduct of VA, pharmaceutical includes translational, population longitudinal research manufacturing and research health, and behavioral aspects of pain in pain industry, Patient-Centered care (social and multimodal aspects, Outcomes Research Institute, not just medications and other single private funders of pain modalities)
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