New Guidelines for Psychological Assessment in Pain Neuromodulation Released

22nd Aug 2024

We’re excited to announce the release of guidelines from the Psychologists in Pain Neuromodulation (PiPiN) network for psychological assessment and intervention in pain neuromodulation services! Developed by leading experts in the field, these guidelines are designed to enhance patient outcomes by providing a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to psychological care in neuromodulation. 

Why it matters: 
Psychological factors are critical in determining the success of neuromodulation procedures. By addressing these factors, healthcare professionals can significantly improve patient outcomes, reduce postoperative complications, and enhance overall well-being. Our guidelines offer evidence-based strategies to integrate psychological care throughout the neuromodulation process. 

Who is it for?: 
These guidelines are intended for healthcare professionals, including psychologists, neurosurgeons, pain specialists, and multidisciplinary teams. Hospitals and clinics providing neuromodulation services can also benefit by adopting these guidelines to ensure the highest standards of psychological care for their patients. 

What’s new?: 
Key recommendations include a structured approach to multidisciplinary assessments, integrating psychological evaluations into treatment planning, and strategies for enhancing collaboration between medical and psychological professionals. 

Visit our website to read the full guidelines and discover how they can improve patient care in your practice! View guidelines here
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