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Current Issue

December 2018 - Volume 34 - Issue 5

Editors: Elizabeth A.M. Frost, MD
Angela Starkweather, PhD, ACNP-BC, CNRN, FAAN
ISSN: 0882-5646
Online ISSN: 2163-8357
Frequency: 12 issues/year

Invitation for Contributors

The Editors of TPM welcome Continuing Education articles from interested authors: physicians, nurses, and other health care practitioners whose scope of practice includes pain management (such as in anesthesiology, neurology, psychiatry, and physical/rehabilitative medicine). TPM is a monthly publication and includes evidence-based information to improve patients' quality of life and outcomes, as well as news on updates and innovations in pain research and practice.

No production costs to authors.
Manuscripts should include learning objectives and 10 multiple-choice test questions.
For submission guidelines, please see the TPM Information for Authors.

Thank you!

Randi Davis

Publisher of TPM

Current Issue Highlights

CONTINUING EDUCATION ACTIVITY

Nonpharmacologic Treatment of Pain in Sickle Cell Disease

Coco, Megan

Topics in Pain Management. 34(5):1-8, December 2018.

ARTICLE

ICYMI

Topics in Pain Management. 34(5):8-10, December 2018.

CE Quiz

Topics in Pain Management CE Quiz

Topics in Pain Management. 34(5):11-12, December 2018.

NEWS IN BRIEF

Topics in Pain Management. 34(5):12, December 2018.

Pain Management:
Multidisciplinary CE Collection

This collection of Continuing Education articles will help nurses and physicians who care for patients with pain caused by 3 frequently occurring scenarios.*

Visit

http://nursing.ceconnection.com/browse/collections/171

http://cme.lww.com/browse/collections/169

*These CE activities are at no additional cost to TPM subscribers. See instructions on the CE page.

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