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- Physical M...See more
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Women with spinal cord injury (SCI) face barriers to health care that may lead to medical conditions going unrecognized or untreated due to attitudinal, environmental, economic, and informational barriers as they navigate the health care system. This educational course will help providers who serve women with SCI build capacity to provide optimal care for women with SCI by reviewing important aspects of primary and specialty care for women with SCI, including:
- 2.00 AMA P...See more
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This course will fulfill your BORIM End-of-Life Issues requirement. Current problem/issue: Conversations about patients’ values, goals, and prognosis in serious illness (‘serious illness conversations’) occur late in the illness course and sometimes not at all. Inadequate serious illness communication contributes to suffering for patients and their caregivers, moral distress for clinicians, and burdensome care that may not align with patients’ priorities.
- 1.00 AMA P...See more
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There is pervasive discomfort amongst medical providers to consider and assess for child maltreatment. Further, providers are uncertain as to their mandated reporting responsibility. This can result in inconsistent application of assessment, work up, and reporting, rendering families vulnerable to provider and system bias.
- 2.00 AMA P...See more
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Unconscious bias is a root cause of healthcare disparities.This program will help attendees recognize their own unconscious bias and understand how unconscious bias impacts clinical care.Attendees will develop strategies to reduce the impact of unconscious bias on clinical care.
- 0.50 ABS M...See more
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Providers are required to have 3 hours of training on opioids as part of licensing requirements for the Massachusetts board of registration in medicine.Varied practice around use opioids for acute or chronic pain in the general population when not utilizing clear guidelines.Lack of knowledge and confidence in diagnosing as well as providing treatment for opioid use disorder.Suboptimal pain management in patients with opioid use disorder and acut
- 0.50 ABS M...See more
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Opioid prescribing and care of patients with opioid use disorder can be challenging and heterogeneous.This session will teach the learner about the variety of tools available in the Mass General Brigham Electronic Health Record to improve safety in opioid prescribing, locate pertinent guidelines and reports, and meet state and federal requirements.As a result, clinicians will prescribe opioids more safely and deliver evidence-based care to patients with opioid use disorder
- 1.00 ABS M...See more
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With the growing changes in healthcare nationally, the delivery of care and best practices are evolving. This particularly pertains to the prescription of opioid medications. The Quality Rounds lecture series is designed to respond to these challenges and practice gaps. Chad Brummett, MD will identify opportunities to deliver excellence in the quality of care and patient safety regarding the prescription of opioid medications throughout Mass General Brigham.
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As there is more demand on the clinical staff in a clinical practice setting, there is a need to address how the increase in that demand is affecting clinicians. Providing methods for recognizing the signs of burnout, managing work related tasks, coping with stress, increasing physical activity, improved nutritional intake, can assist in making better choices. Literature has shown that when providers make healthy choices, they pass on that knowledge to others, which can include the patient population.
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The series of lectures in this course cover a range of core topics in addiction medicine. These include screening, diagnosis, and treatment of substance use disorder; brief intervention for unhealthy substance use; treating alcohol and opioid use disorder; stigma; harm reduction; and unique issues in adolescence. These lectures will equip clinicians with a foundation of addiction medicine knowledge and will also count toward the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) requirement that all registrants complete eight hours of addiction medicine education and training.