Evidence-based pain medicine for primary care physicians

Keyphrases

• Primary Care Physicians 100%
• Pain Medicine 100%
• Evidence-based 100%
• Chronic Pain 66%
• Chronic Pain Treatment 66%
• Opioid Therapy 66%
• Pharmacotherapy 33%
• Clinical High Risk 33%
• Opioids 33%
• Centers for Disease Control 33%
• Disease Prevention 33%
• Evidence Support 33%
• Psychological Pain 33%
• Patient Management 33%
• Risk Stratification 33%
• Pain Assessment 33%
• Psychological Intervention 33%
• Physical Variables 33%
• Medical Evidence 33%
• General Guidelines 33%
• Patient Monitoring 33%
• Cultural Variables 33%
• Chronic Pain Patients 33%
• Prevention Guidelines 33%
• Physical Rehabilitation 33%
• Social Variables 33%
• Drug-related Deaths 33%
• Procedural Intervention 33%
• Appropriate Utilization 33%
• Emotional Variables 33%
• Alternatives to Opioids 33%
• Evidence-based Care 33%
• Pain Care 33%
• Biopsychosocial Model of Pain 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Primary Health Care 100%
• Chronic Pain 100%
• Pain Medicine 100%
• Opiate 60%
• Disease 20%
• Drug Therapy 20%
• Side Effect 20%
• Risk Stratification 20%
• Physical Rehabilitation 20%
• Pain Measurement 20%
• Biopsychosocial Model 20%
• Pain Care 20%
• Patient Monitoring 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• General Practitioner 100%
• Chronic Pain 100%
• Opiate 75%
• Practice Guideline 50%
• Drug Therapy 25%
• Side Effect 25%
• Prophylaxis 25%
• Disease Control 25%
• Patient Monitoring 25%
• Chronic Pain Patient 25%
• Pain Measurement 25%
• Pain Care 25%