Perioperative pain research portfolio index
Independent educational portfolio by Collin B. George. Updated 27 October 2026.
The projects below are literature analyses, study exercises and a software simulation. They do not establish clinical competency, institutional endorsement or a validated patient-care tool.
| Project | Current work | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Non-opioid anesthesia overview | Selected-source educational overview; unsupported historical review-method claims withdrawn | Private; publication review pending |
| TKA evidence map | Selected-source narrative map; estimated screening counts, unverified extraction tables and original pooling withdrawn | Public educational draft |
| Breast reconstruction analgesia review | Narrative analysis with reference-identity records, search diagnostics and explicit population limits | Public educational draft |
| Breast perioperative learning modules | Discussion modules that replace the earlier operational protocol | Private; publication review pending |
| Critical care physiology | 42 entirely synthetic reasoning exercises; no real-patient encounters | Private; publication review pending |
| Smart NOA | Unvalidated rule-checking simulation with no device or patient interface | Private; publication review pending |
Private links require repository access. Their listing here does not make the source public.
Research interests
Perioperative analgesia, pain mechanisms, longer-term recovery and persistent postsurgical pain are areas for further study. Proposed studies are plans; no participant recruitment, institutional approval, completed dissertation or clinical activity is represented here.
Review and provenance
Earlier unsupported clinical, methodological and institutional claims are superseded by the current source. Publication review and provenance describe the completed checks and remaining limits. The corrected source does not certify legal compliance or authorize patient care.
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