Pain Med. Journal recommendation?

[NEPain]

I run the journal club for my group. I belong to APS and get the usual throwaway journals. I'm wondering if anyone has a suggestion for a quality, clinically oriented journal.

I am aware that Pain Physician Journal is free online and I sometimes use it, but the authors are often the same from month to month (getting better though).

Any thoughts? Is the Clinical Journal of Pain any good?

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[Jcm800]

I run the journal club for my group. I belong to APS and get the usual throwaway journals. I'm wondering if anyone has a suggestion for a quality, clinically oriented journal.

I am aware that Pain Physician Journal is free online and I sometimes use it, but the authors are often the same from month to month (getting better though).

Any thoughts? Is the Clinical Journal of Pain any good?

what a sad commentary on the literature that no one has any good suggestions, and it is not obvious what is the best source.

Clinical journal of pain is ok...

 

[NEPain]

Hi Jcm,
Agree that I was hoping for more. I guess it's just not me. There are many journals, and they vary widely in their viewpoints. It's hard to know what is mainstream.

Maybe the insurance companies should just publish a journal since they seem to dictate what we do.

Maybe there will be more responses as time goes by. Thanks for hour comment.

 

[DOctorJay]

I usually read...
Pain Medicine (AAPM)
Pain Physician
Neuromodulation (NANS)
PM&R (AAPM&R)

 

[PinchandBurn]

This is what I usually read:

1) Pain Physician
2) Pain Medicine (blue journal by ISIS, AAPM,etc)
3) Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine
4) Pain Medicine "News"