Recertification
Track III: BCPP Recertification
Taking the Ouch Out of Pain Management in Patients with Addiction

Pharmacists are situated to play a key role in preventing prescription drug misuse and abuse by providing clear information and advice about how to take a medication appropriately, about the effects the medication may have, and about possible drug interactions. This two hour session will educate pharmacists how to develop collaborative practices with prescribers in order to play an important role in deterring prescription drug abuse by ensuring Universal Precautions are used when controlled substances are prescribed. Patients with current or a past history of substance abuse who are being treated for pain often present therapeutic dilemmas. This session will provide an evidence-based review of the literature to prepare pharmacists to provide valuable guidance in developing a care plan for this special population. Read more about this session.
Board Recertification: How to Fulfill New MOC Requirements
The usual response is that the new requirements are too "confusing." Here, Dr Knoll offers his suggestions and advice?
