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Nursing Now, 2004 January - Februrary
No full textAdvocate Christ Medical Center and Hope Children\u27s Hospital, Oak Lawn, IL: Internal newsletter publication written by nurses for nurses and published 6 times a year (bi-monthly). The mission of NURSING Now was to communicate, educate and motivate CMC nursing professionals towards continued excellence.https://institutionalrepository.aah.org/alldocuments/2112/thumbnail.jp
Nursing Now, 2003 November - December
No full textAdvocate Christ Medical Center and Hope Children\u27s Hospital, Oak Lawn, IL: Internal newsletter publication written by nurses for nurses and published 6 times a year (bi-monthly). The mission of NURSING Now was to communicate, educate and motivate CMC nursing professionals towards continued excellence.https://institutionalrepository.aah.org/alldocuments/2122/thumbnail.jp
Nursing Now, 2010, Vol 9 Iss 2
No full textAdvocate Christ Medical Center and Hope Children\u27s Hospital, Oak Lawn, IL: Internal newsletter publication written by nurses for nurses and published 6 times a year (bi-monthly). The mission of NURSING Now was to communicate, educate and motivate CMC nursing professionals towards continued excellence.https://institutionalrepository.aah.org/alldocuments/2125/thumbnail.jp
Nursing Now, 2009 January - February
No full textAdvocate Christ Medical Center and Hope Children\u27s Hospital, Oak Lawn, IL: Internal newsletter publication written by nurses for nurses and published 6 times a year (bi-monthly). The mission of NURSING Now was to communicate, educate and motivate CMC nursing professionals towards continued excellence.https://institutionalrepository.aah.org/alldocuments/2134/thumbnail.jp
Nursing Now, 2006 January - Februrary
No full textAdvocate Christ Medical Center and Hope Children\u27s Hospital, Oak Lawn, IL: Internal newsletter publication written by nurses for nurses and published 6 times a year (bi-monthly). The mission of NURSING Now was to communicate, educate and motivate CMC nursing professionals towards continued excellence.https://institutionalrepository.aah.org/alldocuments/2135/thumbnail.jp
Nursing Now, 2009 July - August
No full textAdvocate Christ Medical Center and Hope Children\u27s Hospital, Oak Lawn, IL: Internal newsletter publication written by nurses for nurses and published 6 times a year (bi-monthly). The mission of NURSING Now was to communicate, educate and motivate CMC nursing professionals towards continued excellence.https://institutionalrepository.aah.org/alldocuments/2137/thumbnail.jp
Nursing Now, 2007 March - April
No full textAdvocate Christ Medical Center and Hope Children\u27s Hospital, Oak Lawn, IL: Internal newsletter publication written by nurses for nurses and published 6 times a year (bi-monthly). The mission of NURSING Now was to communicate, educate and motivate CMC nursing professionals towards continued excellence.https://institutionalrepository.aah.org/alldocuments/2139/thumbnail.jp
2020-2025 Curriculum Committee Member for the AAP Section on Hospital Medicine Task Force of Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship Directors
No full textNeuropathic pain management: A focused review of current treatments and novel data from main ongoing clinical trials
No full textIntroduction:Neuropathic pain (NP) remains a significant challenge in clinical practice, requiring a sophisticated pharmacotherapeutic strategy for effective symptom management. This review provides a comprehensive analysis of the current pharmacological treatments for NP, focusing on their efficacy, mechanism of action, and therapeutic potential. Additionally, it evaluates ongoing clinical trials investigating novel drugs and therapeutic approaches, highlighting emerging trends and future directions in NP management.
Areas covered:This review examines first- to third-line therapeutic modalities for NP, critically analyzing their efficacy, safety profiles, and clinical applications. It also includes an overview of ongoing clinical trials exploring innovative pharmacological therapies. A thorough literature review was conducted using the MEDLINE database without temporal limitations, offering a detailed assessment of established and emerging treatments.
Expert opinion:While current pharmacological options offer significant symptom relief, their overall effectiveness in managing NP remains limited, highlighting the need for further therapeutic advancements. Staying informed about emerging therapies and clinical trials is vital to enhancing patient care and quality of life. The future of NP management lies in optimizing individualized treatment strategies, refining therapeutic approaches, and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. Close monitoring of outcomes and continued research are essential for advancing understanding and improving the precision of NP therapies