Department of Health Care Policy and Financing Accountable Care Collaborative Help with Your Chronic Pain Clients The Accountable Care Collaborative (ACC) invites you to participate in a new Chronic Pain Management Program (Program). Modeled after the Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) programs in New Mexico and Connecticut, the Chronic Pain Management Program leverages cutting edge telehealth technologies to connect PCMPs to specialists. PCMPs consult directly with specialists regarding client cases and learn best practices for treating clients with a variety of chronic pain conditions. Panel of Specialists Meeting with Primary Care Team Be a Telehealth Pioneer The Department will sponsor approximately 50 PCMPs to serve as telehealth pioneers for Colorado. Participation in an ECHO program is easy and the benefits for providers and their clients are significant: Gain EXPERTISE for treating clients with a variety of chronic pain conditions. Keep your clients in your practice and in their communities. NO COST for participation in the ECHO pain management program. Easy attendance from anywhere through an online video conference system. Earn CME credit for attending the ECHO pain management sessions Participating PCMPs Report Increased Confidence & Expertise in Treating Clients A 2010 survey of some of New Mexico’s Project ECHO participating clinicians with a scale ranging from 1 = Not At All to 5 = To a Large Degree reported that the following average scores were given when clinicians were asked the following questions: Question Asked of ECHO Participating Clinicians I am learning best practices through ECHO clinics. I am able to apply knowledge learned in ECHO clinics to patients with similar diseases in my clinic. My participation in Project ECHO enhances my ability to offer comprehensive care. Compared to traditional consultations, using Project ECHO saves me time. Through my participation I have been co-managing patients with ECHO specialists. Participating and learning about a complex chronic disease through Project ECHO is an effective way for our clinic to enhance its expertise. Average Rating Score (1 to 5) 4.7 4.5 4.5 4.2 4.5 4.6 Experience an ECHO clinic first hand and speak with participating PCMPS in other states. Help us design the program. What types of didactic sessions and alternative treatment options are you interested in? When is the most convenient time to participate in ECHO? What time commitment is appropriate? Watch the ECHO Pain Management Informational Webinar: http://youtu.be/g_nR6OHPAqE 5-Question ECHO Survey – Tell us you’re interested & design how the program can fit your needs: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ECHO-Pain-Management-Provider-Survey Page 2 of 2 ECHO DISCUSSION TOPICS 2014 TYPES OF PAIN WE SEE IN THE OFFICE PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS AFFECTING PAIN NEUROPATHIC PAIN PRINCIPLES PTSD, TRAUMA, & PAIN PAIN ASSESSEMENT IN THE PRIMARY CARE OFFICE I (PRINCIPLES) & II (TOOLS) PAIN EXAM IN PRIMARY CARE - PRINCIPLES OPIOIDS I - ASSESSING FOR ADDICTION WHAT TO DO ABOUT ADDICTION - WHAT IF YOU SUSPECT IT? PSYCHOSOCIAL - ASSESSEMENT AT THE SPECIALTY LEVEL (PART 1) PSYCHOSOCIAL - ASSESSEMENT AT THE SPECIALTY LEVEL (PART 2) PSYCHOSOCIAL - TREATMENT SOMATIC EXPERIENCING PSYCHOSOCIAL - INSOMNIA PHYSICAL THERAPIST ROLE NOW & IN 2022 PHYSICAL THERAPY TREATMENT OPTIONS - EVIDENCE & HABIT HISTORY & EXAMINATION OF PAINFUL LUMBAR SPINE CONDITIONS - PART 1 HISTORY & EXAMINATION OF PAINFUL LUMBAR SPINE CONDITIONS - PART 2 NEUROPATHIC PAIN TREATMENT OF SPECIFIC SYNDROMES PHARMACOTHERAPY II - NEUROPATHIC PAIN CAM ROLE FOR EVALUATION & TREATMENT I & II PHARMACOTHERAPY III - NSAID & OTHERS PHARMACOTHERAPY IV - OPIOID PHARMACOLOGY PHARMACOTHERAPY VI - PSYCHOTROPICS & PAIN MEDS PHARMACOTHERAPY V - OTC OPIOIDS II - ETHICAL, LEGAL, & REGULATORY ISSUES - FEDERAL, STATE, OTHER OPIOIDS III - PATIENT SELECTION PREDICTING ABUSE, MISUSE, & DIVERSION OPIOIDS IV - EXIT STRATEGIES, AGREEMENTS, ETC. OPIOIDS V - PRACTICE RISK MANAGEMENT - DOCUMENTATION, PROTOCOLS & GUIDELINES OPIOIDS VI- MONITORING. THE 4 A's, URINE SCREENS, & STATE CSPMP OPIOIDS VII- HOW TO IA OPIOIDS VIII- HOW TO IB BACK PAIN I - ASSESSMENT BACK PAIN II - TREATMENT GUIDELINES BACK PAIN III - INTERVENTIONAL TREATMENT FIBROMYALGIA/CFS OSTEOARTHRITIS HEADACHE TREATMENT OPTIONS The sessions are “fascinating,” with “great didactic” presentations and a “collegial feel” that provides “the opportunity to…inspect my own clinical reflexes.” --Connecticut ECHO Participating Medical Provider