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Summary: The video was a presentation by Jim DeMasi, a healthcare provider with expertise in managing chronic pain in pediatric patients with sickle cell disease. The presentation focused on the challenges of managing pain in this population and the use of multimodal approaches to pain management. DeMasi discussed various factors that contribute to worsening pain and deteriorating function, including genotype, environmental factors, provider biases, and the opioid crisis. He emphasized the importance of individualized treatment plans and the involvement of a multidisciplinary team. DeMasi also shared a case study of a 17-year-old patient with sickle cell disease and discussed the treatment approach and outcomes. He mentioned the use of medications such as hydroxyurea, gabapentin, ketamine, methadone, and others in managing pain. DeMasi addressed the challenges of distinguishing between addiction and undertreated pain in this population and highlighted the importance of addressing mental health concerns. The presentation concluded with a discussion on the need for ongoing research and collaboration to improve pain management in pediatric patients with sickle cell disease. The video was part of a webinar series organized by ASPMN and supported by the Prescribers Clinical Support System. The video was recorded and will be available on the ASPMN website and the PCSS website. Nursing continuing education credits can be obtained by completing the evaluation forms provided. Contact information for Jim DeMasi will be available on the webinar website for further inquiries.
Keywords
Jim DeMasi
chronic pain
pediatric patients
sickle cell disease
multimodal approaches
pain management
genotype
opioid crisis
individualized treatment plans
mental health concerns
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