Chronic Pain as a Psychological Variable in DSM-V[1]
Chronic Pain as a Psychological Variable in DSM-V
FOR BHC LEARNING COLLABORATIVE
BY: KIM SWANSON, PH.D. & SCOTT SAFFORD, PH.D.
Disclosures
Kim Swanson, Ph.D. is employed full 7me by St. Charles Health System as an embedded psychologist in both primary care and women's health. She has nothing further to disclose.
Sco@ Safford, Ph.D. is employed full 7me by St. Charles Health System as an embedded psychologist in primary care. He has nothing further to disclose.
Learning ObjecLves
1) Discuss the differences between DSM-IV TR & DSM-V criteria for chronic pain disorder(s). 2) Discuss controversies of chronic pain listed as mental health disorder.
3) Discuss & develop strategies as a Behavioral Health Consultant to de-s7gma7ze chronic pain in medical seQngs.
Background
Background
Chronic pain is a common health problem
Low back pain is the leading cause of disability for Americans under the age of 45
Reference: American Academy of Pain Medicine,
h@p://Pa7entCenter/Facts_on_Pain.aspx
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