Add to ORKGePPOC is a program which aims to help improve services and outcomes for patients experiencing chronic pain through benchmarking of care and treatment. ePPOC is an initiative of the Faculty of Pain Medicine, and has been further developed in recent years by the Faculty and the wider pain sector
This paper aims to investigate the proximity of specialist pain management facilities to the people ...
Nicholas and colleagues have developed an extensive normative dataset for a range of assessment tool...
Objective: To describe implementation and report preliminary outcomes of a resource-efficient, stand...
ePPOC is a program which aims to help improve services and outcomes for patients experiencing chroni...
ePPOC is a program which aims to help improve services and outcomes for patients experiencing chroni...
ePPOC aims to assist services to improve the quality of the pain management they provide through the...
ePPOC aims to assist services to improve the quality of the pain management they provide through the...
ePPOC is a program that aims to improve services and outcomes for people experiencing persistent pai...
This paper will draw on the experiences of two national clinical benchmarking and patient outcome me...
The present paper aims to provide a profile of a large cohort of adult patients referred for special...
The increasing demand for pain management and limited resources available highlight the need to meas...
In this workshop Professor Eagar will provide an overview of the current status of ePPOC. Developmen...
Since the establishment of the electronic Persistent Pain Outcomes Collaboration (ePPOC) in 2013, on...
Objective. Chronic pain is experienced by one in five Australians and is estimated to be the nation\...
Chronic or persistent pain is a growing global health problem. Effective management of pain emerging...
This paper aims to investigate the proximity of specialist pain management facilities to the people ...
Nicholas and colleagues have developed an extensive normative dataset for a range of assessment tool...
Objective: To describe implementation and report preliminary outcomes of a resource-efficient, stand...
ePPOC is a program which aims to help improve services and outcomes for patients experiencing chroni...
ePPOC is a program which aims to help improve services and outcomes for patients experiencing chroni...
ePPOC aims to assist services to improve the quality of the pain management they provide through the...
ePPOC aims to assist services to improve the quality of the pain management they provide through the...
ePPOC is a program that aims to improve services and outcomes for people experiencing persistent pai...
This paper will draw on the experiences of two national clinical benchmarking and patient outcome me...
The present paper aims to provide a profile of a large cohort of adult patients referred for special...
The increasing demand for pain management and limited resources available highlight the need to meas...
In this workshop Professor Eagar will provide an overview of the current status of ePPOC. Developmen...
Since the establishment of the electronic Persistent Pain Outcomes Collaboration (ePPOC) in 2013, on...
Objective. Chronic pain is experienced by one in five Australians and is estimated to be the nation\...
Chronic or persistent pain is a growing global health problem. Effective management of pain emerging...
This paper aims to investigate the proximity of specialist pain management facilities to the people ...
Nicholas and colleagues have developed an extensive normative dataset for a range of assessment tool...
Objective: To describe implementation and report preliminary outcomes of a resource-efficient, stand...