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In this section you will find presentations that Military Health System organizations have made to the public on a wide range of military medical topics. Browse through the presentations or use the search box to find specific topics.

Please note that files more than five years old may not be compliant with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. If you need an accessible version of a particular file, please contact us and we will provide one for you.

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April 28, 2021

Chronic Pain Handout Module A: Assessment and Goal Setting

.PDF | 395.20 KB

This patient handout is designed to be used by patients with chronic or acute pain working with a Behavioral Health Consultant in primary care. They are not designed as stand-alone, self-help materials, nor are they intended for use in specialty behavioral health settings.

Publication
April 28, 2021

Acute Pain Handout Module 4: Cognitive Coping 1

.PDF | 451.08 KB

This patient handout is designed to be used by patients with chronic or acute pain working with a Behavioral Health Consultant in primary care. They are not designed as stand-alone, self-help materials, nor are they intended for use in specialty behavioral health settings.

Publication
April 28, 2021

Acute Pain Handout Module 5: Cognitive Coping 2

.PDF | 308.62 KB

This patient handout is designed to be used by patients with chronic or acute pain working with a Behavioral Health Consultant in primary care. They are not designed as stand-alone, self-help materials, nor are they intended for use in specialty behavioral health settings.

Publication
April 28, 2021

PHCoE PCBH Handout BCBT AP Module 1 Assessment and Education 508

.PDF | 449.28 KB

Brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Acute Pain (CBT-AP) is a biopsychosocial approach (Figure 1) to help address acute pain. Brief CBT-AP aims to decrease distress and disability from pain and assist in returning you to activities your primary care manager (PCM) approved.

Publication
April 28, 2021

Acute Pain Handout Module 3: Relaxation

.PDF | 541.20 KB

This patient handout is designed to be used by patients with chronic or acute pain working with a Behavioral Health Consultant in primary care. They are not designed as stand-alone, self-help materials, nor are they intended for use in specialty behavioral health settings.

Publication
April 28, 2021

Chronic Pain Handout Module G: The Pain Action Plan

.PDF | 248.10 KB

This patient handout is designed to be used by patients with chronic or acute pain working with a BHC in primary care. They are not designed as stand-alone, self-help materials, nor are they intended for use in specialty behavioral health settings.

Publication
April 28, 2021

Chronic Pain Handout Module F: Cognitive Coping 2

.PDF | 473.20 KB

This patient handout is designed to be used by patients with chronic or acute pain working with a BHC in primary care. They are not designed as stand-alone, self-help materials, nor are they intended for use in specialty behavioral health settings.

Publication
April 28, 2021

Acute Pain Handout Module 2: Movement and Activities

.PDF | 322.05 KB

This patient handout is designed to be used by patients with chronic or acute pain working with a Behavioral Health Consultant in primary care. They are not designed as stand-alone, self-help materials, nor are they intended for use in specialty behavioral health settings.

Publication
April 28, 2021

Chronic Pain Handout Module E: Cognitive Coping 1

.PDF | 330.13 KB

This patient handout is designed to be used by patients with chronic or acute pain working with a Behavioral Health Consultant in primary care. They are not designed as stand-alone, self-help materials, nor are they intended for use in specialty behavioral health settings.

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