1-Month Follow-up for Interactive Patient Cases: Prescribing for Pain With Care

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Your Confidence

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Your Confidence

Please describe your confidence in the following clinical skills:*

Your Attitude

The following are important in prescribing pain medications for common conditions:*

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Using first-line treatments for each pain condition if possible.
Assessing risk for misuse, addiction, or overdose before prescribing opioids if they are otherwise indicated.

My OBOT Practice Plans
I plan to engage in the following practices in my practice (check as many as apply):*
- Screening patients for substance use problems before prescribing opioids.
- Checking the prescription drug monitoring program before prescribing opioids

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Demonstrate clinical skills in how to manage two common pain conditions: acute back pain and osteoarthritis.

Apply first-line treatments first, and prescribe opioids appropriately only when needed in treating common pain conditions.

Assess the safety of prescribing opioids with a new patient.

Follow current guidelines for prescribing opioids when they are indicated.

Provide targeted patient education when prescribing opioids for patients