7/23/2019 Regulatory Issues & Addiction - Case Snippet - Pain Management

6. Regulatory Issues & Addiction - Case Snippet

Regulatory Issues & Addiction next page DESCRIPTION & INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCING THE CASE

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1. PRE-COURSE SELF ASSESSMENT
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What would be your best response to this patient? 2. BASIC DEFINITIONS & PAIN PHYSIOLOGY

You are managing a patient on chronic opioid therapy.

BASIC DEFINITIONS & CLINICAL
Return the call and confront the patient about his
The patient often misses appointments and appears IMPLICATIONS
addiction PAIN PATHWAY
disheveled when he comes to the clinic. No
Refer the patient to an addiction specialist PATHOPHYSIOLOGY & CINICAL
improvements in functional goals have been made
IMPLICATIONS
Schedule an early clinic appointment to reassess the
despite several increases in opioid dosage. Today, the CLASSIFICATIONS OF PAIN
situation CASE SNIPPET
patient called and left a message with clinic staff asking
Instruct the clinic staff to call the patient and tell
for an early refill. 3. PAIN ASSESSMENT & PAIN PHYSIOLOGY
him/her to report to the Emergency Department
PRINCIPLES OF PAIN ASSESSMENT
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES

4. TREATMENT PLANNING

INTRODUCTION
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ACUTE EXACERBATION OF CHRONIC PAIN
TREATMENT PRINCIPLES & METHODS
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TREATMENT TIME COURSE
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5. REFERRAL

6. REGULATORY ISSUES & ADDICTION

RESPONSIBLE OPIOID PRESCRIBING

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DEFINITIONS OF ADDICTION, TOLERANCE
& PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE

7. CASE STUDY

OBJECTIVES & COMPETENCIES

(RE)INTRODUCING THE CASE
CASE STUDY EXAMINATION
POST-COURSE SELF ASSESSMENT

EVALUATION

DEFINITIONS (from IASP)

TABLES

SELECTED KEY REFERENCES

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