
Course Materials (Online Syllabus)
Below you will find the educational information presented during the IDEAL® CME/CE activity at AAFP, held on September 25-28, 2013 in San Diego, CA - Mission: Pain Management The Patient Centered Approach. This material is provided for your information only. CME/CE credit was offered for participating during the live event only.
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			  Panel 1: MISSION: Find a Home for the Patient with Chronic Pain
GOAL: Establish PCMH in Your Practice
			  
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		GOAL: Establish PCMH in Your Practice
			  
			  Which statement on the principles of PMCH care is INCORRECT?
			  
		    
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			  Panel 2: MISSION: Comprehensive Pain Assessment
GOAL: Optimize Treatment Interventions
			  
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		GOAL: Optimize Treatment Interventions
			  
			  Multidimensional pain assessment tools are beneficial in measuring which of the following?
			  
		    
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			  Panel 3: MISSION: Risk Stratification
GOAL: Minimize the Risk of Medication Abuse or Misuse
			  
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		GOAL: Minimize the Risk of Medication Abuse or Misuse
			  
			  Which risk stratification tool is considered the easiest and quickest method to assess a patient's risk for opioid misuse/abuse?
			  
		    
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			  Panel 4: MISSION: Document
GOAL: Signed Informed Consent and Treatment Plan are Retrievable in the Medical Record
			  
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		GOAL: Signed Informed Consent and Treatment Plan are Retrievable in the Medical Record
			  
			  Which statement regarding informed consent is NOT true?
			  
		    
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			  Panel 5: MISSION: Extensively Review Risks and Benefits of Treatment Options
GOAL: Risk Mitigation and Education
			  
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		GOAL: Risk Mitigation and Education
			  
			  The American Academy of Pain Medicine recommends avoiding which agent to prevent opioid mortality? 
			  
		    
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			  Panel 6: MISSION: Combat Opioid Issues
GOAL: Better Opioid Management and Oversight
			  
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		GOAL: Better Opioid Management and Oversight
			  
			  Which statement is CORRECT?
			  
		    
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			  Panel 7: MISSION: Increased Monitoring
GOAL: Detect Potential Problems During Treatment
			  
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		GOAL: Detect Potential Problems During Treatment
			  
			  How many patients who appear to be treatment compliant test positive for an illicit drug upon urine screening?
			  
		    
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		  SPONSORSHIP
Supported in part by a grant to  the AAFP from Purdue Pharma L.P. and Endo Pharmaceuticals. 
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