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Physician Responses About Improving CNMP Management Categorized With the Components of the CCM
Leadership Decision Support Practice Redesign Clinical Information Systems Patient Self-Management Support Community Resources Provider toolkit Guidelines on assessment, prescription, documentation Registry and treatment documentation system Referral and specialty resources Patient supports and resources Opioid contracts Provide a care manager Group visits, materials, and education Alternative treatments Prescription refill changes Gain practice-wide acceptance of guidelines Make it routine, easier, and more predictable Track refills Care manager New role in practice to serve as intermediary to PCP Provide support and education Refer and help link to community resources and alternative treatment CNMP, chronic nonmalignant pain; PCP, primary care physician.
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