Bringing Our Patients COMFORT: Implementation of a New Clinical Practice Guideline for Pain Management after Childbirth

12pm – 1pm

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Childbirth, whether vaginal or via cesarean section, can come with significant pain that requires effective management to ensure patient well-being and recovery. The way we address postpartum pain and the strategies we use, particularly regarding opioid prescriptions, have substantial implications for both immediate and long-term health outcomes. This webinar is designed to guide healthcare providers through the latest evidence-based clinical practice guideline for pain management after childbirth, which promote excellent pain control, reduce harmful opioid prescribing and more equitable, patient-centered care.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify risks of opioid prescribing after vaginal and cesarean birth and associated procedures.
  
• Utilize evidence base for opioid-sparing pain management after surgery during pregnancy and after childbirth.
  
• Describe new national guideline for patient-centered, evidence-based management of pain during and after pregnancy.
  

Presenter:

• Alex Peahl, MD, MSc

1 CE Credit Available (1.0 hour):

• CME credit pending
• MCBAP and Social Work CE credit pending
• Meets DEA Training Requirements

Who should take this training:

• Healthcare Providers
• Social Workers
• Peer Support
• Mental Health Professionals