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Pedia Pain Focus podcast provides education, and tools for healthcare professionals dealing with children affected by pain. Dr. Anjana Kundu, founder of Proactive Pain Solutions, is an exper...
Have you ever had any of your patients say that they don't think physical therapy helps their pain? Or that the physical therapy made their...
Pain and mental illnesses coexist, often more than any of other illnesses. Both of them have a profound effect on a child's child's quality...
Acute pain may be a protective and adaptive phenomenon, but chronic pain is nothing but damaging and a burden in every way possible and for...
Did you know that redheads can tolerate more spicy foods than those with dark hair? This is supported by biology and genetics. Ask any anest...
Pediatric pain management is fraught with reasons that make it feel like we are operating blindfolded. Many treatments are used without clea...
How is it that when 1 in 3 school age children reports chronic or recurrent pain, yet we fail to ensure that there is adequate help availabl...
Time pressure in today's healthcare visits is a reality. Increasingly there is more emphasis on value and efficiency in clinical care delive...
How does one reconcile the facts that DSM diagnostic criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder includes pain insensitivity and a high pain thres...
In this episode, Blake Windsor, MD a pediatrician with a subspecialty in training for pediatric pain medicine, and a board certified headach...
This conversation with Marjorie Gloff, MD and Renee Robinson, DNP, APRN makes me convinced that the expression "Preparation is half the batt...
Chronic pain is often overlooked, and when it comes to children, it is even more so. The continued neglect of children's pain affects the ab...
Treatment of pain is challenging to say the least. For one it is difficult to understand the complexity of the pain experience. This episode...
Pain isn't simply a symptom of another disease or a result of another noxious or traumatic event. It's an independent entity in itself in ma...
There's no better way to kick off September as the Pain Awareness Month than bringing you a conversation with Dr. Kanwaljeet S. Anand, whose...
When the gold standard for pain assessment is verbal report, children's pain assessment and management requires specific knowledge and under...
Chronic pain in children can be a really serious condition and many of them may have a long journey to get where they need to be! Says Julia...
In society and healthcare, people understand that kids with cancer do suffer pain, but people did not understand that children without an ob...
Research in the past decade has demonstrated a complex, bidirectional communication between the central nervous system and the enteric nervo...
Dr. Dhanu Sant, an integrative pediatrician and trained herbal and plant medicine specialist returns to discuss herbs for pain management to...
Ask Ashley Koff, RD, what she recommends as a healthy diet. Her answer? It's always personal. When it comes to pediatric pain management, nu...
What does pain look like? In today's episode, I discuss different ways in which our biases and experiences can often overshadow the experien...
Dr. Clara Cohen experienced the magic of acupuncture from a young age when she was able to recover from scoliosis related pain as a child. S...
We all know of Botox use to reduce signs of aging. Approved in 2010 to treat migraines in adults, it's now also being explored (as an off-la...
Pediatric pain has been left on the back burner for decades now-- where many clinicians 30 years ago thought that infants did not feel pain....
pain is the most common and devastating symptom of Sickle Cell Disease. Despite the slow and elusive developement of therapeutic interventio...
Yoga is much more than just a physical exercise. It's an ancient mind and body based practice that involves self-paced physical movement, me...
Many factors contribute to children's pain being under estimated, under-recognized and inadequately treated. Kathryn Birnie, PhD shares her...
Did you know that he pediatric pain patients rate feeling of isolation as the absolute worst thing, even above their pain? Georgia Weston, M...
Every child inevitably would experience pain in the course of their life, but if not addresses appropriately, these experiences can have lon...
Chronic pain is the result of dynamic interactions between psychological, biological, and social factors. In this episode, Dr. Lonnie Zeltze...
Metaphors have long been used to explain complicated and unfamiliar subjects. Use of metaphors, especially in pain management lends itself n...
Have you ever judged yourself even before letting anyone else even have a glimpse at your capabilities? Or talked yourself out of something...
Dr. Jennifer Rabbitts, MD a Board certified pediatric anesthesiologist and prolific pain researcher studies pain and health outcomes includi...
Today most of us conduct major chunks of our lives digitally and social media has now become a major tool for people to consume news, health...
The highest goal in healthcare is to provide high-quality care, safe and effective care for our patients that facilitates the best possible...
Sink or swim or trial and error may be acceptable strategies in some situations, but they are hardly applicable when considering a much need...
Frequent does not mean trivial and simple does not mean easy! Says Dr. Chris Eccleston, PhD, director Center for Pain and Research at the Un...
Neuropathic pain, especially in children can be extremely challenging to recognize and treat. Dr. Alyssa Lebel MD, a dually trained pediatri...
COVID-19 led to closure of nearly all schools in the United States, affecting more than 55 million students. Efforts to continue children's...
Dr. Neil Schechter, MD, shares what the patients and families report as the most important and helpful elements during their pain care visit...
Rare diseases are...well rare, but pain and suffering associated with them is not! It requires early recognition or even preempting the pain...
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, use of digital technology in healthcare has become commonplace, but Dr. Tonya Palermo, PhD has spent more than...
Up to 50 percent of medical professionals, like the lay people, believe there are biological differences between the Caucasian and African-A...
Treatment interventions based in psychology form the mainstay of pain management, particularly for children's pain. Yet, these may not recei...
Appropriate and timely pain care, especially for children, is a necessity and every clinician's responsibility. Yet our training system fail...
For most clinicians thinking about policy conjures up images of legislative or regulatory work that goes on "over there", but the truth is t...
Appropriate pain management is a key driver for both the patient's and healthcare professional's satisfaction. With the recent healthcare cr...
Undertreatment of children's pain is pervasive despite scientific advances, and national guidelines. Some of that is a result of common mist...
Most people start the new year with new resolutions, but 80% of them fail by February. That's not to say that one shouldn't cross the thresh...
What an incredible year 2020 has been. We've seen the lowest of lows, "once in a life time" experiences and hardships. Yet there have been g...