Information for Clinicians:

• Article: Chronic pain after COVID-19: implications for rehabilitation
  • This article provides an overview of the known potential impacts of COVID-19, its relationship to pain and the potential risk factors for the development of chronic pain after COVID-19.  
• CDC: Preparing for COVID-19 in Nursing Homes

• IASP’s COVID-19 and PAIN virtual series has the goal of offering the most current scientific research to attendees. All session for Part 1 and Part 2 are 90 minutes in length and includes a Question & Answer discussion. Each session has been recorded and is available on-demand.
  • Part 1: Elevating Healthcare Professionals and Available Resources
    • This virtual event included nine sessions and discussed various aspects of COVID-19 THAT RELATE TO PAIN EXPERIENCE AND CARE, from the role of the healthcare provider and the review of the current science on PAIN management RELATED TO COVID, to the understanding of the patient’s journey and their decisions in self-management
  • Part 2: "Long Hauler" COVID-19 Pain Morbidities and Their Management
    • This virtual event included three sessions and discussed how pain in acute and early convalescent COVID-19 patients should be managed. Including how current knowledge around pain management, headache, and fatigue can be applied to the treatment of Long and how non-opioid strategies can be optimized to avoid over-prescription and addiction.

Information for Patients and Family Caregivers:

• Alzheimer's Association:
  • Coronavirus (COVID-19): Tips for Dementia Caregivers
  • Effect of COVID-19 on people with Alzheimer's and dementia (infographic)
• AARP: Caregiving
• CDC: COVID-19 and Older Adults
  • Symptoms
  • Guidance for Caregivers
  • Caring for Someone Sick at Home
• Emory: Caregiving in the time of Coronavirus
• Sharp Health: COVID-19 coping tools for older adults
• World Health Organization: Coronavirus
  • Q&As on COVID-19 for older people
  • Advice for the Public