This code system http://fhir.org/guides/cqf/cds4cpm/CodeSystem/pain-therapies defines the following codes: Code Display Definition exercises Exercises at home or outside Exercises at home (such as those assigned by a therapist) or outside (such as walking, jogging, swimming) sleep-positioners Sleep positioners or devices Sleep positioners or devices (such as additional pillows, padding, etc.) stretching Stretching Stretching exercises to relieve pain. diet-changes Weight loss or changes in your diet. Weight loss or changes in your diet. activity-goals Setting and reaching activity goals. Setting and reaching activity goals to relieve pain. ice-therapy Ice therapy Pain relief through ice therapy. heat-therapy Heat therapy Pain relief through heat therapy. physical-therapy Physical therapy Physical therapy for pain relief. acupuncture Acupuncture Acupuncture for relief of pain. chiropractic-treatment Chiropractic treatment Chiropractic pain treatments. yoga Yoga Use of yoga techniques for pain management. massage Massage Massage therapy to manage pain. meditation Meditation Mediation as a form of pain control. mindfulness-based-training Relaxation or mindfulness-based training. Training in relaxation or mindfulness-based training to treat pain. pain-therapy Group or individual therapy for pain. Group or individual therapy for pain. acceptance-commitment-therapy Acceptance and commitment therapy Therapy utilizing acceptance and/or commitment. sleep-management Sleep management (such as a sleep study or CPAP) Sleep management to control pain using a sleep study or a CPAP device. aromatherapy Aromatherapy Non-traditional therapy using scent. crystals Crystals Non-traditional therapy utilizing crystals. essential-oils Essential oils Non-traditional therapy utilizing essential oils either olfactory or applied to the body. music-therapy Music therapy. Non-traditional therapy using music to control pain. other Other non-traditional pain therapy. Other non-traditional therapy to control pain.
Code system for Pain Therapy and Strategy Observations used in MyPAIN and Pain Manager
Exercises at home (such as those assigned by a therapist) or outside (such as walking, jogging, swimming)
Sleep positioners or devices (such as additional pillows, padding, etc.)
Setting and reaching activity goals to relieve pain.
Use of yoga techniques for pain management.
Relaxation or mindfulness-based training.
Training in relaxation or mindfulness-based training to treat pain.
Therapy utilizing acceptance and/or commitment.
Sleep management (such as a sleep study or CPAP)
Sleep management to control pain using a sleep study or a CPAP device.
Non-traditional therapy utilizing crystals.
Non-traditional therapy utilizing essential oils either olfactory or applied to the body.
Non-traditional therapy using music to control pain.
Other non-traditional therapy to control pain.