De-stress Pain Management

De-stress Pain Management

Rethinking Opioid and NonOpioid Therapies

Hundreds of healthcare professionals participated in year one of this education.  

It is a free series where osteopathic primary care clinicians learn multidisciplinary strategies to expand their knowledge and competence in pain management using non-pharmacologic and nonopioid therapies. Our education is unique in that it incorporates the osteopathic values of treating the whole person.  

The curriculum also meets the DEA's one-time requirement for eight credit hours of training on treating and managing patients with opioid or other substance use disorders. 

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Self-assessment and Online Curriculum are Live


The De-Stress Pain Management series has been enhanced to provide more comprehensive education and greater flexibility. This self-paced series now includes:
   

  • Self-Assessment Exam (4 CME Credits) – Test your knowledge and reinforce key concepts with an interactive exam.
  • Updated Online Curriculum (8 CME Credits) – Access in-depth modules featuring the latest advancements in pain management and delve into the role that unconscious biases may play in managing a patient's pain.
  • Highlights Module (2.5 CME Credits) – Quickly review key updates from year one to year two, focusing on the most impactful changes in pain management approaches.

Check this page regularly for updates.

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    Not Just For DOS

    Did you know this series is not just for DOs – or ACOFP members? 

    The course is FREE to members and non-members, and it is available to practicing physicians, residents, students, nurse practitioners, physician associates, and more. 

    We want to expose our students earlier than later to the importance of pain management. We ensure they are familiar and curious so that when they enter rotation in the 3rd or 4th year, they are comfortable talking to their preceptors about these concepts. 
    Robert Agnello, DO, FACOFP
    Assistant Professor of Family and Manipulative Medicine, Campbell University

    This educational series was created In partnership with the American College of Osteopathic Internists