Comprehensive Pain Management ECHO - 2/1/2027

1. Apply evidence-based approaches to assess and manage patients with chronic pain using a patient-centered framework.
2. Identify appropriate pharmacologic, non-pharmacologic, and behavioral health strategies to support chronic pain management and improve patient function.
3. Incorporate opioid stewardship principles, including risk assessment, monitoring, harm reduction, and tapering considerations, into chronic pain care.
4. Develop interprofessional care strategies for complex chronic pain cases, including patients with behavioral health, substance use, or social needs.
5. Use case-based recommendations and peer consultation to improve treatment planning, care coordination, and communication with patients experiencing chronic pain.

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