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Alternative Options for Managing Pain: Educating Patients Is ‘Essential’

05/21/2019

Maggie Wimmer and Robyn Wiesel from Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City discuss the benefits and challenges associated with the pain management clinic at HSS, the importance of offering alternatives for managing chronic pain, and how rheumatologists can educate patients on more options.

Maggie Wimmer is the program and outcomes coordinator at Hospital for Special Surgery.

Robyn Wiesel is the associate director of Public and Patient Education at Hospital for Special Surgery.

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