Collaborative Care for Chronic Pain
Report and Recommendations from the Bree Collaborative
Treatment of pain varies widely between systems and clinicians with high financial and human cost. Moving to a collaborative or team-based approach to managing complex pain has been shown to result in better patient outcomes.
However, most approaches to pain management including chronic opioid therapy involved siloed health care providers. This workgroup met from January 2018 to January 2019 and defined minimum standards for:
- Patient identification and population management
- A care team
- A care management function
- Basing treatments in evidence
- Patient-centered supported self-management
Audience
Care Managers
Nurses
Primary Care Provider (Physician, ARNP, or PA)
Psychologist/Mental Health/Psychiatrists
Practice type
Behavioral Health
Primary Care
Resource type
Tools
Training Module
Practice transformation
Chronic Disease Prevention and Control
Opioid Use
Team Based Care
Quality Improvement
Practice Organization
Population Health
Electronic Health Records
Publication date
Sponsoring organization
Bree Collaborative
Policy and reference
Business Model
Evidence
Health Care Delivery Reform
Implementation
Practice Assessments
Strategies