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Program Goals for the Year 2000
  1. The Foundation will continue to support patients who actively require continued assistance in finding legitimate pain treatment
  2. The Foundation will target states which still do not have Intractable Pain Acts and will seek to organize local efforts to get pain acts legislated in these states.
  3. The Foundation will continue to recruit highly experienced National Advisors to accomplish its tasks of education, patient care and policy change.
  4. The Foundation will continue to recruit patient and physician members.
  5. The Foundation will seek on-going funding from sponsors to maintain the WEB site, expand its features, and establish permanent staffing for the Foundation’s work.
  6. The Foundation will continue to serve as a voice for intractable pain patients in legal advocacy, legislative activities and with the media. It will undertake the production of a documentary on the plight of intractable pain patients.
  7. The Foundation will continue work on implementation of the Pain Patients Bill of Rights in California.
  8. The Foundation will continue efforts to include Pain Patients Rights in a Federal Patients Bill of rights.
  9. The Foundation will continue to monitor the scientific and medical literature to provide pain patients with information on the latest medical and technical advances in pain management.
  10. The Foundation will continue to provide an intensive in-patient treatment program for patients without adequate local resources, and will continue to refine and improve this program
  11. The Foundation will establish a National Spokesperson for Intractable Pain Patients who will become our "Pain Star".

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