PDM-06 - (Sponsored Breakfast Presentation) Optimizing Care in Fibromyalgia: Advancing Patient Outcomes from Diagnosis to Therapeutic Interventions

Fibromyalgia is a condition with complex symptomatology, widespread chronic pain, tenderness, fatigue, brain fog, and unrefreshing sleep, that significantly impacts quality of life and presents a socioeconomic burden for >10 million adults in the US and their caregivers alike. Historically, the diagnosis of fibromyalgia was complicated by the lack of objective clinical markers and the overlap of fibromyalgia with other conditions; however, advances in the American College of Rheumatology guidelines from 2016 improves and expands the criteria for patient diagnosis, potentially reducing the time for patient identification and initiation of treatment. The goal of this program is to enhance education and awareness of fibromyalgia by helping health care providers recognize key aspects of its pathophysiology, improve diagnostic accuracy, and ultimately ensure better care for the millions of patients affected by this debilitating condition. The program will also present clinical data on a novel therapeutic option, TNX-102 SL.

Breakfast will be provided, and seats are limited. First come, first serve.

This session is not certified for credit.