Health Care Provider Resources
The Pain Society of Alberta offers health care providers education, pain management tools, and skills they need to improve the lives of people living with pain. This is a repository of information only.
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The Pain Society of Alberta does not provide any medical advice. If you are seeking medical support, please contact your family physician or Health Link at 811.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF PAIN
The IASP brings together scientists, clinicians, health-care providers, and policymakers to stimulate and support the study of pain and translate that knowledge into improved pain relief worldwide.
The Pain Society is grateful for the opportunity to share these resources with their permission.
CANADIAN PAIN SOCIETY
The Canadian Pain Society seeks to reduce the burden of pain and improve the health of Canadians.
CANADIAN PAIN TASK FORCE: OCTOBER 2020 REPORT
Working together to better understand, prevent and, manage chronic pain.
Pain Assessment
Pain Management
Opioid Use
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Pediatric Pain
Headache & Migraine
Support & Advocacy
Pain Care Professionals
Alberta Directory
Access to quality health care services is important to reach the latest, evidence-based resources, tools and education to assist with the delivery of quality care to patients. To achieve this, we have gathered information from healthcare providers and clinics throughout the province.
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The Pain Society of Alberta (PSA) does not endorse individual providers, clinics or hospitals. This list is provided as-is and those listed have not been screened for quality assurance. Where listed, wait times are rough estimates only. Services and providers subject to change at any time. This is only a partial list.
*If you are a healthcare provider or clinic wishing to be added to this page, please email team@painab.ca.
Submit a Resource
Resources submitted must be science and evidence based, and embrace a biopsychosocial model of care. Educational and or pain management resources for healthcare providers or patients will be considered, as long as they are not advertisements for products.
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The Pain Society of Alberta (PSA) does not endorse specific resources or their origin nor does it take responsibility for your clinical outcomes. This is simply a repository for your review. If you wish to extend an evidence-based resource, please fill out the form below. If it is appropriate for this website, it will be posted.