UHC Pain Researchers Win Grant to Reach More Patients
Monday, June 14, 2004 (796 reads)
CLEVELAND -- The Josiah
Macy Jr. Foundation has awarded $983,000 to physicians specializing in
pain management at University Hospitals of Cleveland and Case Western
Reserve University for a project that will help primary care physicians
strengthen their abilities to care for patients in chronic pain. This
novel approach to medical education focuses primary care medicine on a
health problem that disables 23 million people at a cost to society of
$90 billion annually.
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