The Value of Studying Non-Pharmacological Therapies for Pain Management
A Talk with Dr. Robert Kerns of the Pain Management Collaboratory Coordinating Center
Robert Kerns, PhD, co-director of the Pain Management Collaboratory Coordinating Center at Yale University, discusses the three groupings of alternative therapies for pain management and why it is crucial that we devote research to developing guidelines and protocols for using for effective management of chronic pain, which affects 8 million Americans daily.
Additional Resources for Managing Chronic Pain
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