Taking Interdisciplinary Pain Management into Primary Care
How does this ECHO work?
Participants will join an interactive online video conference twice per month. The interdisciplinary panel includes clinicians in pain management, behavioral health and pharmacy. Together with a team of experts, participants will:
- Improve outcomes and reduce risk of harm for people with chronic pain through an interdisciplinary model of pain care.
- Use their understanding of pain as a complex phenomenon to identify, educate and treat patients using a bio-psycho-social approach in an interdisciplinary team
- Utilize multi-modal evidence-based tools including physical therapy/behavioral health/non-opioid medication to manage pain
- Utilize relationships and resources in the community to help manage pain for those in their care
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Learn to improve outcomes and reduce risk of harm for people with chronic pain through an interdisciplinary model of care.
Participants will share their expertise on such subjects as deepening the understanding of pain as a complex phenomenon with biological, behavioral, social and psychological elements, expanding a repertoire of evidence-based tools for managing pain, and facilitating collegial consultations and relationships among participants to improve pain management in the community.
This ECHO meets on every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
RegisterWhat does this ECHO offer?
- FREE continuing education for professionals
- Collaboration, support and ongoing learning with specialist physicians and other experts
- Patients get better care in their community
- NO COST to participating sites or individuals
Topics for Learning and Discussion:
- Medication management for chronic pain
- Pain psychology: CBT and biofeedback
- Sleep disorder and chronic pain
- Motivational interviewing
- Nutrition and chronic pain
- Acceptance and chronic pain
- Uncommon pain conditions
- Mind-body unit/trauma as a source of emotional pain
- Interventional technique for chronic pain
Meet the Hub Team
Tony Brenneke, PT, MPT, OCS
Physical Therapist
Mirissa Corbin, LMSW
Social Worker
University Health
Richard Nobles, PhD
Psychologist
University of Kansas Health System
Sarah Young, PharmD, BCPS
Pharmacist
University Health
Submit a Case
Are you unsure or concerned about something at your practice? Do you wish you could consult someone about something happening with a particular patient?
Please consider submitting any potential cases! It does not have to be anything exceptionally noteworthy or outstanding. ANYTHING is worth discussing as we learn and grow together. Submit now!
Submit A CaseContinuing Education (CE) Information
To receive CE credit for the ECHO sessions attended you will receive a survey to complete in May and one at the end of October.
This information, as well as the number of ECHO sessions attended, will be sent to the Continuing Education for Health Professions (CEHP) office at the University of Missouri. Once completed, a transcript of your CE credit may be requested by contacting Adam Tipton (tiptonsa@health.missouri.edu) in the CEHP office.