RSD In the News : FWD:Online chat with Dr. Fouladbakhsh

byrd45 Mon Dec 29, 2008 12:24 pm

Special Chat on Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)

Tuesday June 26th at 8:00 pm EDT, Dr. Judith M. Fouladbakhsh, will share her recent research on CAM’s patterns and usage in the United States. She will also discuss how CAM is currently being used for treatment of pain, anxiety, depression, insomnia, and fatigue.

She is an assistant professor at Wayne State University, College of Nursing, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, Board Certified (APRN, BC), Advanced Practice Holistic Nurse, Board Certified (AHN-BC), and a Healing Touch Practitioner, Certified (CHTP).

Dr. Fouladbakhsh has extensive experience in public health nursing, complementary and alternative therapies for pain management, cancer treatment and cancer survivorship. She is the recipient of numerous professional awards including the Wayne State University Excellence in Teaching Award, and the Oncology Nursing Society’s Excellence in Cancer Nursing Research Award. Dr. Fouladbakhsh has just recently returned from Munich, Germany where her CAM research was presented at the International Congress on Complementary Medicine Research.

You must be registered in PainAid, our online community, in order to participate. We recommend that you register as soon as possible to avoid any technical problems at the time of the chat. To register, please follow these directions:

Go to the PainAid Login Page: http://painaid.painfoundation.org/Login.aspx

Choose "New To PainAid? Are you a new member? Click here to register for PainAid."
Create a username and password. Please write this information down so that you can remember it later.

After registering, always go back to http://painaid.painfoundation.org/Login.aspx to login.

To join the chat with Dr. Fouladbakhsh on Tuesday 6/26/07 at 8:00pm EST, login to PainAid and click on Chat Room (in the left menu) to login to Chat Room One with your user name and password. Please note that the chats and discussion boards use your same user name and password, but require separate logins.