Voices in Pain Medicine is AAPM's member-authored blog, featuring contributions from Committees, Shared Interest Groups (SIGs), and members across the Academy. Share timely perspectives, clinical insights, research commentary, responses to new guidelines, ongoing projects, and other issues shaping the field.
Have a perspective, experience, or idea that could contribute to the conversation in pain medicine? AAPM welcomes members to share their expertise and insights through Voices in Pain Medicine.
Explore perspectives, insights, and conversations from across the pain medicine community.
Voices in Pain Medicine: How emergency medicine fuels a new pain medicine pipeline, tackles fellowship shortages, and promotes cross-specialty training. Continue Reading
Voices in Pain Medicine explores if mixing local anesthetics for nerve blocks is evidence-based or anecdote-driven, noting onset, duration, and safety. Continue Reading
Voices in Pain Medicine: Women share top career lessons—networking, mentorship, and redefining success across early, mid, and late career paths for clinicians. Continue Reading
Voices in Pain Medicine: ASIPP 2025 guidelines define chronic CRPS with a time-based diagnostic framework and multimodal management for improved patient outcomes. Continue Reading
Book review: Rachel Zoffness's Tell Me Where It Hurts explains pain psychology and the bio-psycho-social model with practical, self-healing tips for clinicians. Continue Reading
Voices in Pain Medicine examines AI and machine learning in interventional pain management: imaging, outcome prediction, workflow, ethics, and adoption. Continue Reading
Voices in Pain Medicine highlights multidisciplinary pathways, featuring PM&R, neurology, psychiatry, and radiology, expanding access to care for patients. Continue Reading
