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Opioid Treatment Agreements

Opioid Treatment Agreements

by PAINS Project | Jan 14, 2014 | Policy Briefs, Tools |

Insert for the brief Recommendations for policymakers Download the PDF
Opioid Treatment Agreements or “Contracts”

Opioid Treatment Agreements or “Contracts”

by PAINS Project | Jan 13, 2014 | Policy Briefs, Tools |

Pain care in the United States presents a complex set of challenges. On the one hand, there is ample documentation that pain, especially chronic pain, is often not well managed, and that as the Institute of Medicine has stated, we need a “cultural transformation in...
Policy Brief 3: Summary

Policy Brief 3: Summary

by PAINS Project | Jan 3, 2014 | Policy Briefs, Tools | 2 comments

Summary for policy brief List of current legislative barriers for each state Download the...
Policy Brief: Pain & Policy Studies Group Report Card

Policy Brief: Pain & Policy Studies Group Report Card

by PAINS Project | Jan 2, 2014 | Policy Briefs, Tools |

Healthcare practice, including pain management, is governed at the state level and not by federal laws. Numerous barriers continue to affect the provision of pain care. A prevalent barrier is the presence of state policies that create undue restrictions or practice...

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