English 千葉県我孫子市のあびこ痛みのクリニックは湖北駅5分、痛みをとる専門医（神経ブロック注射・トリガーポイント注射）

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The presentation highlights the critical role of pain clinics in providing specialized treatment for chronic and acute pain within the community. The Abiko Pain Clinic in Chiba Prefecture focuses on comprehensive treatment approaches centered around community-based care and interdisciplinary collaboration to improve patients' quality of life. The clinic employs various treatment methods, including pharmacotherapy, nerve blocks, rehabilitation, and psychotherapy, and emphasizes strengthened collaboration with university hospitals. Adhering to the multidisciplinary care guidelines of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), the clinic aims to address the challenges of specialist shortages and interdisciplinary collaboration in the region. The clinic plans to continue enhancing community awareness and patient education to improve the overall quality of life of residents through pain management.

• The clinic was established in 2022 in Abiko City, Chiba Prefecture.• The clinic was established in 2022 in Abiko City, Chiba Prefecture.

• It provides specialized treatment for chronic and acute pain through a community-based, interdisciplinary approach.

• The goal is to help patients regain their daily lives, focusing on improving physical and mental health and overall quality of life.

• The clinic faces challenges such as regional disparities in the number and quality of pain clinics and the uneven distribution of medical resources.

• It strengthens collaboration with local medical institutions and university hospitals to ensure appropriate care for patients.

• The clinic practices multidisciplinary care, involving physicians, nurses, physical therapists, and psychologists, to provide the most effective treatment.

• The clinic aims to improve the quality of care through a comprehensive evaluation, individualized treatment plans, continuous care, and patient education.

• It hosts community seminars and workshops to educate residents about pain mechanisms and self-management techniques.

• The clinic fosters a supportive and innovative work environment for staff, with high employee retention rates and continuous professional development.

• Future plans include further strengthening community medical collaboration, introducing new treatment methods and technologies, and enhancing patient education and community health awareness.