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Primary care clinicians face the challenge of ensuring effective pain management for patients while also minimizing the risk of potential addiction or misuse of controlled substances. Our expertly curated controlled substances CME/CE education can assist you in navigating prescription regulations and recognizing legitimate patient needs for these medications. New to Pri-Med? Create your free account in less than 60 seconds and start earning credits now.

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Since 1995, Pri-Med has provided relevant and accessible CME/CE to clinicians across the US. Our wide variety of education on curated topics helps you easily stay on top of the latest developments so you can focus on your patients.

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The United States is dealing with competing health concerns: the need to treat a substantial number of patients with acute and chronic pain and the crisis of prescription drug abuse and misuse. Engage with Pri-Med’s expert-led education to help you recognize signs and symptoms of opioid dependence and drug abuse to optimally manage your patients’ pain and medication use.

Our expansive collection of CME/CE conferences and courses on controlled substances provides education that helps you develop the following actionable skills and knowledge.

• Understand the full spectrum of pain management options, including nonopioid pharmacologic interventions
• Develop individualized treatment plans that appropriately integrate opioids to meet the needs of patients
• Incorporate effective counseling strategies, including counseling about the use of naloxone for opioid overdose
• Recognize best practices to reduce the risks associated with prescription of opioid analgesics, as well as safe storage and disposal

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