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The document is a referral form for the Chronic Pain Management Program at SJ Care Group in Thunder Bay, Ontario. It outlines the necessary patient information, health status, and specific details required for triaging referrals. The form emphasizes the importance of self-management and active participation in care, while also detailing interventions requested and requirements for proper referral processing.

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What is chronic pain management?

Pain-management programmes The aim of a PMP is to improve your quality of life, despite your pain, rather than reducing your pain. PMPs are usually delivered through a series of group sessions with other people with persistent pain, in a friendly environment. The sessions may include: gentle exercise.

What happens in a pain management program?

February 22, 2022. Pain management is not just pain relief. Its a growing specialty of medicine that focuses on reducing pain and improving the quality of life for patients with pain-related conditions, such as chronic pain.

What not to say to your pain management doctor?

Ask your primary care doctor or specialist for a referral. You can also: Call your local hospital or medical center. Get help from a local pain support group.

What is chronic pain management program?

What Conditions Qualify for Pain Management? Arthritis. Back pain. Central Pain Syndrome. Chemotherapy pain. Fibromyalgia. Headaches. Migraines. Musculoskeletal pain.

How do I get referred to pain management?

Through a pain management plan, healthcare providers help you manage all kinds and causes of pain. Pain management approaches include medications, medical procedures, therapy and complementary medicine techniques. These plans help people with chronic (long-lasting) pain feel better and improve their quality of life.