Blog Post:

• Coping with catastrophe and chronic pain

• The role of pain in the National Obesity Strategy

• Naloxone: A new safe safety net

• The how, when and why of opioid deprescribing

• Can we do more to prevent chronic pain?

• A snapshot of how australians are managing their pain

• Fixing the cracks in disability support as another Royal Commission shocks Australia

• A pathway through the maze: New Pain Services Directory Launched

• Why we care about those who care for people living with chronic pain 

• Real Time Prescription Monitoring: Is this the right train?

• Enabling people with persistent and chronic pain: The Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability

• Redefining Pain

• Poisoned pill: Are we missing the real problem in the paracetamol debate?

• Pulling Out All The Stops: Time to Really Turn Our Attention to the Pain

• Getting to Know the Language of Medicines to Ease the Pain  

• Complementary Medicines: proof in the pudding?

• Why we must change the way we talk about Pain

• Age is no barrier to Pain

• A Plan for Pain and why now

• Australia’s ‘Burden of Disease’

• A funding fix for aged care?

• Pain treatment and safe patient-centred care

• More than money – a new prescription for health

• Are we throwing the baby out with the bathwater? A case for a more sensible approach to opioid management

• The MBS: pivotal to pain management

• Time to fine tune our response to opioid prescribing

• Pain mismanagement is leaving too many hurting

• Federal Budget a small step towards better pain management

• Private Health Insurance made simpler and clearer

• The impact of pain on rural and regional Australia: problems and solutions

• Medicinal cannabis a silver bullet?

• Why Australia needs a medical device identification database

• Aged Care and Pain: if you observe a change, consider pain

• What you need to know about pain and mental health in Australia

• Why our super is needed to fund chronic pain care