Prescribing Practices and Management of Chronic Pain and Substance Abuse Disorder CME Course is organized by Western Institute of Legal Medicine (WILM) and will be held from Jun 28 - 29, 2025.
Description:
This course on prescribing practices and management of chronic pain and substance use disorder is an intensive 2-day course designed for physicians, dentists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other clinicians in all specialties, who need or wish to increase their knowledge and ability to effectively prescribe and control medications while reducing the risk for abuse. This course covers topics such as choosing medications, proper dosing, chronic pain diagnosis, prescribing and treatment, improper medication orders, and common bases for actions by regulatory agencies relating to medications. For a complete list of this program’s content, see below. This course is approved by the California Medical Board as meeting the coursework requirements of physician probation. Research indicates that up to one third of the disciplinary actions taken by Medical Boards are related to physician misprescribing practices. Learn proper prescribing practices and how best to document prescriptions for controlled substances. Learn to avoid common pitfalls including: inappropriate dispensing of medications from physician’s offices, prescribing large amounts of narcotics at frequent intervals, or prescribing to family members, friends, or a person with a known history of substance abuse.
This course has been developed to enhance the physician’s ability to effectively prescribe controlled medications, while minimizing their misuse whenever possible. Up to 21 Accredited CME Hours (19 Accredited CME Hours in Lecture; 2 Accredited CME hours for the Pre-course) – 2-day program.
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