• Topic 1: The public health Perspective
• Topic 2: Core concepts in pain
• Topic 3: Core concepts in the management of chronic pain
• Topic 4: Pathophysiology of pain and pharmacology of opioids
• Topic 5: Opioid prescribing
• Topic 6: Opioid stewardship in palliative care
• Topic 7: Safe storage and proper disposal of opioids
• Topic 8: Recognizing opioid use disorder
• Topic 9: Management of opioid use disorder
• Topic 10: Cultural consideration, legalities, and enhancing competence

• Topic 1: building relationships with individuals: navigating difficult conversations
• Topic 2.1: opioid stewardship: prescribing and management
• Topic 2.2: opioid stewardship: rotation and deprescribing
• Topic 3: medical addiction treatment
• Topic 4: management of chronic pain in differing contexts
• Topic 5: cancer-related pain
• Topic 6.1: advanced knowledge of pain management
• Topic 6.2: management of chronic pain

• Topic 1: Injectable Opioid Aganist treatment (ioat)
• Topic 2: physician liability
• Topic 3: chronic pain and opioid use in the elderly
• Topic 4: women’s health
• Topic 5: pediatrics: continuum of care from birth to later years
• Topic 6: emergency medicine
• Topic 7: psychiatry
• Topic 8: hospital-based medicine

Self-Assessment Tool has been created aimed at physicians to be able to identify which modules they should or need to take.

What is the Self-Assessment Tool?

• Online and free
• multiple-choice assessment questions related to each module
• Tells you whether you got the question right or wrong and WHY
• Tracks and compiles achievement to make recommendations for which Opioid Response modules are the most relevant for you
• Emails you the list of module recommendations
• MAINPRO+ and Royal College credits available It will take roughly 45 minutes to 1 hour to complete.

Access Self-Assessment Tool, please click here: https://queensu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0IMIvaHhtxXR9OK