Opiate Sparing Pain Management Programs for VA Hospital Physicians

The opioid epidemic has become a major public health crisis, with overdose rates skyrocketing over the last few decades. This is particularly in issue in the veteran population.As healthcare professionals, it’s our duty to do everything in our power to reduce the risk of opioid addiction, while still providing effective pain management for our patients. It is a difficult balancing act between proper pain control and risk of medication side effects or addiction.

PainExam works with VA Hospitals to Provide Pain Management Education to Medical Staff

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An effort to fill the void of adequate educational materials focused on making providers aware of other means of Pain Management, David Rosenblum, MD creator of NRAP Academy’s PainExam Project is proud to offer an opiate sparing pain management education program that equips healthcare professionals with the skills and knowledge to manage pain without relying on opioids.

Studies have shown that there are many benefits to opiate sparing pain management. Patients who are treated with non-opioid pain management techniques often experience less pain, less nausea and vomiting, and shorter hospital stays. Additionally, opiate sparing pain management can help reduce the risk of opioid addiction, which can lead to better long-term outcomes for patients.

Our opiate sparing pain management course is designed to provide healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills they need to manage pain effectively without relying on opioids. Our curriculum includes content focusing on non-opioid pain management techniques, interventional pain management, and patient education. We also have contacts for educates providers on opiate medication’s for the occasion in which they may become necessary. But it is not the focus. We also offer case studies and hands-on training to ensure that participants are equipped with practical skills that they can use in their day-to-day practice.
Our non-intervention program is an online program consisting of multiple choice questions. Is found in the PainExam Complete subscription.  Institutional memberships are available for comprehensive training programs and cheaper rates.

Our opiate sparing pain management program is unique in that it is tailored specifically to the needs of healthcare professionals. For example, when emergency medicine physicians attend our programs, we focus on ensuring that they understand how to safely perform the erector spinae plane block in the emergency room, the femoral nerve block or facia iliac nerve block for hip fractures,  as well demonstrate ultrasound guided caudal epidural injections to alleviate pain in and minimize dependency upon opiates, need for admission or surgery.

We understand that busy clinicians need practical, applicable information that they can use immediately in their practice. That’s why our program is designed to be flexible, with on-demand modules that can be completed at any time.  We have a special review for APPs (Nurse Practitioners, CRNAs and Physician Assistants)

Our program is taught by experts in the field of pain management. Our faculty includes experienced pain management specialists who have years of experience in the field, and who are committed to providing the best possible education for our participants.

NRAP Academy is committed to providing healthcare professionals with the tools they need to manage pain effectively without relying on opioids. Our opiate sparing pain management course is the perfect solution for medical directors and key decision-makers who are looking for a comprehensive educational program that can be tailored to the needs of their clinical staff. To learn more about our program, please visit our websiteor contact us directly at info@nrappain.org

Schedule a call today and find out how the NRAP Academy’s PainExam Platform can reduce opiate usage in your facility, educated your Clinicians  and improve the quality of Pain Control among your patients.