Welcome to the Official Web Site of the
International Association for Pain and Chemical Dependency
The International Association for Pain and Chemical Dependency is an international organization dedicated to promoting appropriate and effective treatment for all patients with pain, including individuals with substance abuse, mental health or other co-occurring problems that may make treatment more challenging. The association encourages cooperation among professionals in the fields of health care, policy and regulation, law enforcement, law, politics and the media to improve communication and education for the appropriate use of controlled substances in pain treatment.
To learn more about the IAPCD click here.
Chairman's Message from May eNewsletter: The Value of Being Part of the IAPCD Network - IAPCD members who joined our community via complimentary memberships extended at last year's ICPCD will see a notice below that at the end of June their memberships will expire. While dues have been set at the most affordable levels possible, every purchase we make involves some assessment of value for the money. More
Corporate Membership
IAPCD Welcomes Corporate Members
The IAPCD Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the following companies have become the first ever corporate members of the organization. Benefits of corporate membership, including a $500 discount on exhibit space at the upcoming ICPCD, along with other information on the composition of IAPCD membership and 2008 initiatives, can be found in the Corporate Membership Prospectus.
- Abbott Laboratories
- Alpharma
- Ameritox
- Cephalon, Inc.
- Dominion Diagnostics, LLC
- Grunenthal USA, Inc.
- King Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
- Neuromed Pharmaceuticals
- Pain Therapeutics, Inc.
- Purdue Pharma L.P.
- Seabrook House
Member News
The Membership e-Directory is now available to members through the Members Only section of the IAPCD website to support member networking. IAPCD is pleased to be able to offer this new tool to members, allowing them to communicate and collaborate with others who share an interest in treating pain and managing chemical dependency.
Please click here to access the e-directory. This is for IAPCD members ONLY.
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