ASRA Pain Medicine’s vision is to “Relieve the Global Burden of Pain,” and this event is intended to deliver on that goal. With an impressive list of faculty experts in chronic pain and neuromodulation from around the world - and a growing number of international attendees over the last several years – this meeting’s reach is intended to extend beyond the traditional three-day conference. Under a meeting theme of “Making Connections,” our multidisciplinary faculty will hail from nearly every continent to share their expertise on fresh and timely topics, whether it’s injuries in the workplace, equity in neuromodulation, or immigrant and refugee health. All eyes are on the future as we explore pressing questions in pain care from macro to micro: what is the role of the brain and consciousness in the development of — and treatment of — chronic pain? Can pain patterns be mapped? Will neuromodulation devices become small enough to be implanted in a quick office procedure? Have we overlooked controlled substances as potential alleviators of pain? Will new, minimally invasive techniques surpass the traditional options of steroids or surgery?
One of our biggest innovations this year is the development of ASRA Pain Medicine Tracks. Each day, we will highlight two of six tracks: Head and Neck, Peripheral Nerve and Joint, Spine Health, Chronic Pain Syndromes, Holistic Care (including Cancer and Pediatrics), and the Big Picture (including Economics and Global & Community Health). ASRA Pain Medicine Tracks are intended to streamline the most concentrated learning experiences for attendees, offering the highest exposure to expert faculty and likeminded attendees for the best networking and learning experiences. Our practice management program will be disbursed throughout each track so attendees can leave armed with practical tips for implementing their new skills and knowledge.
With a global mission comes a commitment to diversity in every form. Special attention has been paid to be inclusive of gender, experience, and race in our panels. Programming is focused on relieving health inequities for patients, including how to provide the most comprehensive care within current practice constraints. We also will include representation from important perspectives in pain management: patients, spine surgery, neurology, physiatry, research, legal, advanced practice nursing and physician assistants, radiology, psychology, and more.
If there’s one thing we have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s that we are more in need of authentic connection than ever before. Whether it’s seeing old friends again or making an unlikely acquaintance, we hope that the people coming together in Orlando will make magic happen that will affect the course of pain care for years to come.
Schedule:
Time: 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
| Contact Person: | ASRA Pain Medicine Meetings |
| Contact Email | asrameetings@asra.com |
| Organizer State/Province: (Outside US) | |
| Organizer Country | Data not provided |
| Organizer Phone | 1-855-795-2772 |
| Structural makeup | Data not provided |
| Host Sponsor; Other Sponsors | American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine |
| Event Site/Venue | Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek |
| Event sold out? | No |
| Multiple locations or dates? | No |
| Statistics available for most recent event held in: | NA |
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| Target Boundaries | International |
| Is Registration contact information the same as Organizer Contact above? | Yes |
| Web Page | https://go.evvnt.com/1092512-1?pid=5188 |
| Can one register for your CE on your web site? | NA |
| Can registration be made by snail (regular) mail? | Yes |
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| Do you have additional written or AV materials for sale? | No |
| If so, are they available for non-attendees as well as those attending? | NA |
| Is full tuition necessary to ensure registration? | No |
| Will there be shuttle service available? | NA |