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1. Start by gathering all relevant documentation such as medical records, imaging reports, and test results.
2. Ensure that the patient's demographics and insurance information are accurately filled out on the forms.
3. Follow the instructions provided on the form to document the patient's medical history, including any previous treatments and medications.
4. Carefully review and fill out the sections related to the physical examination and any diagnostic tests that have been conducted.
5. Use clear and concise language to describe the patient's symptoms and pain levels, specifying the location and intensity.
6. Include detailed information about the specific interventional spine and pain procedures that are being recommended or considered.
7. Document any contraindications or risks associated with the procedures and obtain the patient's informed consent.
8. Ensure that the form is properly signed and dated by both the healthcare provider and the patient.
9. Submit the completed form along with any necessary supporting documentation to the relevant department or clinic.

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1. Individuals who are experiencing chronic or severe back or neck pain.
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4. Individuals who have tried medication management or physical therapy without satisfactory results.
5. Patients who require further diagnostic evaluation or therapeutic intervention for their spine pain.
6. Those who have been referred by their primary care physician or specialist for interventional spine and pain procedures.
7. Individuals who need a comprehensive approach to manage their pain and improve their quality of life.
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