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Breakthrough Pain
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Coming Soon Breakthrough Pain 2011
To be Released: February 2011
Expiration: January 30, 2013
Available for CME, CBRN (RN), ACPE credit
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Breakthrough Pain 2010
Released: January 2010
Expiration: January 30, 2012
Available for CME, CBRN (RN)
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Breakthrough pain is a frequent problem that occurs in the presence of otherwise stable, persistent pain. It is usually associated with moderate to severe pain and may be a predictor of poor response to treatment with routine pharmacotherapy. Breakthrough pain is also associated with both functional impairment and psychological distress. It may be very difficult to treat. Assessment and treatment should be multidimensional, with pharmacotherapy being the mainstay of treatment. Accordingly, it is critical to update practitioners on the latest research regarding this challenging category of pain.