Covenant Chiropractic
Tulsa, OK:
Back Pain and the SI Joint
We help a good number of men and women with back pain in our Tulsa, OK office, and Dr. Rebekah Nunn has noticed that many cases of back pain stem from
As a doctor, did I just feed an addiction? Or ease a man's pain?
Among physicians, the opioid and overdose epidemics have transformed the treatment of pain into a moral and clinical cage fight.
What the Joint Commission’s Guidance on Texting Means for Physicians
Joint Commission guidance on texting is a big deal for physicians
What does a pain physician think about the movie, Cake?
I thought Cake was a very good movie for general audiences, and a great movie for pain patients and pain care providers.
Tell us: What are your hospital's top revenue cycle pain points?
Healthcare Finance wants to know what plagues your revenue cycle management the most right now and we'll report the results back to you.
How a suburban doctor is helping improve national pain management
One suburban doctor is among 21 public members on a federal panel tasked with suggesting ways to improve pain management.
Are the cognitive side effects of anesthesia overlooked?
Although guidelines are commonly in place to minimize pain-related side effects of anesthesia, a new survey finds that less attention is paid to the risk of cognitive side effects.
How is lean working in health care? Not so well.
If lean works so well in health care, how does a hospital that has been practicing lean methodology for 14 years achieve 29 Joint Commission citations?
When Patients Are a Pain for Their Doctors
Medical research about difficult patients finds these patients could increase the risk of error and negatively affect their care.
When No One Believes You're In Pain
As a pain specialist, I’ve learned that one of the most powerful things I can do when I meet a new patient is to provide a sense of ...
The worst pain known to man
Hamish experiences an Amazon tribes' coming-of-age ritual: Bullet Ant gloves! Where the toxins released by the ants generates the worst pain a human is capab...
Woman who does not feel pain
A woman has been identified by doctors to be able to withstand pain. Surgeons were surprised to encounter her when they noticed that she made a completely painless recovery after a surgery.
Joint Commission accreditation doesn't lead to better outcomes, study shows
Hospitals the receive accreditation from organizations like the Joint Commission don't have better mortality or readmission rates than their non-accredited peers, according to a new study.
How to Talk to Your Pain Doctor
Editor’s Note: Recently Dr. Richard Radnovich wrote a piece suggesting to pain patients ways to improve their interactions with their doctors. It caused some lively response. One of our contr…
Social Security Often Doesn't Understand Pain
Social Security will often try to "compartmentalize" a disability. But, pain isn't limited to just one part of your body. Here's how to explain this to SSA.
CDC guidelines on pain prescriptions would save lives
There are no national guidelines based on recent research for when opioids should be prescribed.
The Downside of Doctors Who Feel Your Pain
The ideal physician surely possesses both competence and compassion. Will our quest to eradicate the coldhearted doctor be another fad with consequences we may regret?
Headache Pain and Social Security Disability Benefits
We help people with headache pain with their Social Security disability benefit claims. Do you suffer from headache pain? Find out information now from a disability attorney.
My Story: Finding the Right Pain Doctor
We’ve all heard the term “soul mate” used when describing the person we’re meant to marry or be with for the rest of our lives. We go through great lengths to confirm that h…
