Primary Care Pain Management.

Intro -- Title page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Section I Basic Principles -- Part 1: Basic Principles of Chronic Pain in the Primary Care Setting -- Essential Tools of Primary Care Pain Medicine -- Pain Anatomy and Physiology -- Targeted Pain Interview -- Motivational Interviewing -- Rational Analgesic Polypharmacotherapy: A Novel Treatment Approach in Pain Management -- Part 2: Special Populations -- Health Disparities in Pain Management -- Geriatric Patients -- Pediatric Patients -- Section II Psychiatric Disorders and Pain -- The General Medical Psychiatric Interview -- Somatization Disorders -- Supportive Psychotherapy and Chronic Pain Primary Care -- Addiction -- Section III Fundamentals of Pain History, Physical Exam and Assessment -- Neuropathic Pain -- Headaches and Other Facial Pain Syndromes -- Cervical Spine -- Shoulder Pain -- Chest Wall Pain -- Abdominal Pain -- Lumbar Spine -- Hip Pain -- Knee, Ankle, and Foot Pain -- Pelvic Pain -- Section IV Chronic Pain Treatment -- Part 1: Non-Pharmacologic Therapies -- Physical Therapies in the Management of Pain -- Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine -- Regenerative Medicine -- Integrative Pain Management -- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy -- Biofeedback Applications for the Management of Medical, Psychiatric, and Neurocognitive Conditions in the Primary Care Setting -- Non-pharmacologic options for the treatment of Neuropathic Pain -- Part 2: Pharmacologic Therapies -- Medicolegal Essentials and Best Practices in Opioid Prescribing -- Buprenorphine Use in the Primary Care Setting -- Role of Naloxone in Pain Management -- Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs -- Neuropathic Pain Medications -- Compounded Topical Analgesics -- Index.

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