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TPS Newsletter: Texas Pain Bulletin
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This monograph reviews the basic principles of pain medicine, with a
focus on pragmatic clinical approaches to optimal assessment and treatment
of patients with a variety of conditions. The handbook also addresses
barriers that Texas physicians face in assessing and treating patients
suffering with chronic pain. 2 AMA
PRA Category 1 Credits TM; 2.0
ethics and/or professional responsibility education.

Responsible Opioid Prescribing offers
physicians effective strategies for reducing the risk of addiction,
abuse and diversion of opioids that they prescribe for their patients
in pain. Written by pain medicine specialist Scott M. Fishman, M.D.,
this concise handbook translates the Federation of State Medical Board's Model
Policy for the Use of Controlled Substances for the Treatment of Pain into
pragmatic steps for risk reduction and improved patient care, including:
- Patient evaluation, including risk assessment
- Treatment plans that incorporate functional goals
- Informed consent and prescribing agreements
- Periodic review and monitoring of patients
- Referral and patient management
- Documentation
- Compliance with state and federal law
Report of the Texas Pain Summit
The
Politics of Pain: Balancing Vigilance and Compassion
Resources:
DEA Ruling re: Schedule II Rx
Treating Chronic Pain in Texas: Texas Medical Board's New Rule and
Enforcement
by Jon Porter, JD
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