Noninterventional strategies used to prevent chronic pain should be emphasized when treating military personnel, according to U.S. Army Col. Steven Cohen, MD, the director of medical education for the Pain Management Division at Johns Hopkins.
“As military medicine evolves, pain management capabilities will take on an increasingly vital role,” Dr. Cohen said this month at the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine meeting.
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