Guide your patients to safe and effective pain control after surgery
We have skills training on local anesthetics, online educational (CME) programs, webcasts, specialty-specific education, and quality improvement programs.
See What’s AvailableThe brochures include medication and non-medication management, a functional scale to guide pain control options, and information on opioid disposal and tapering. These materials promote effective pain management planning prior to surgery.
See the BrochuresMeet the professionals dedicated to safe and effective pain control.
Our Task ForceIf you are a healthcare professional who has to fulfill the MIPS requirement, then our quality improvement program in Safe Pain Control may help you track current practices and the effect of an intervention (i.e., patient education, reduced opioid prescribing in combination with non-opioid medication use for moderate pain, etc). Acceptance into SPREP allows individuals or small groups of surgeons to view their practice behaviors and implement changes that result in better patient outcomes.