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The Referred Pain Index (RPI) is assessment and reference program for healthcare and rehabilitation practitioners that deal with referred somatic pain. Injured somatic tissue (neuromusculoskeletal) can produce a dozens of pain patterns, making it difficult to isolate the cause of a patient’s pain. The most challenging aspect of treating somatic pain, is identifying the source. The RPI allows practitioners to narrow down the source of pain from the biggest database of somatic pain referral sources, including; myofascial and ligamentous trigger points, joint referred pain and another somatic pain provoking tissues. Using a graphical representation of the pain symptoms, the practitioner and patient can together confirm the appropriate source of referred pain. Using the RPI as an assessment program is not only efficient in improving examination and treatment outcomes, but an evidence based way to ensure that the practitioner and patient recognize the appropriate pain pattern. As a patient education program, the RPI can seamlessly inform patients about the existence referred pain and pain sources. In addition, the RPI acts as a reference tutorial to let practitioners an on-the-fly database of pain referrals at their fingertips.