SoonerCare Pain Management Program Overview

The SoonerCare Pain Management Program equips providers with the knowledge and tools to effectively treat members suffering from chronic pain. This program, developed by the Oklahoma Health Care Authority, includes a prescribing toolkit, practice facilitators, CME credits, and substance use specialists. Launched in January 2016, the program emphasizes proper evaluation, treatment planning, patient consent, periodic review, and compliance with laws and regulations. Explore more about the program and guidelines set by the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision and the Oklahoma State Board of Osteopathic Examiners.

• Pain Management
• Chronic Pain
• SoonerCare
• Oklahoma Health Care
• Provider Support

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1. SOONERCARE PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

2. SOONERCARE PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM The SoonerCare Pain Management Program is designed to equip SoonerCare providers with the knowledge and skills to appropriately treat members with chronic pain. To accomplish this, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) has developed a proper prescribing toolkit.

3. SOONERCARE PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Two practice facilitators assist with implementing the components of the toolkit within selected SoonerCare practices. 30 CME credits Additionally, two substance use resource specialists are dedicated to assist providers with linking members with substance use disorder, or other behavioral health needs, to the appropriate treatment.

4. SOONERCARE PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Launched January 2016 Electronic version www.okhca.org/pain-management

5. OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL LICENSURE AND SUPERVISION Rule 435:10-7-11 Use of controlled substances for the management of chronic pain: 1. Evaluation of the patient 2. Treatment plan 3. Informed consent and agreement for treatment 4. Periodic review 5. Consultation 6. Medical records 7. Compliance with controlled substance laws and regulations

6. OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINERS Rule 510:5-9-1,2,3 Prescribing for intractable pain: 1. Benefits vs. risks 2. Complete medical history and physical exam 3. Treatment plan 4. Review course of treatment 5. History of substance abuse 6. Informed consent

7. A LOOK AT THE PROBLEM

8. A LOOK AT OUR STATE Oklahoma s national ranking for accidental overdose deaths: 5th

11. CONTACT INFORMATION Jaclyn Mullen, R.N., BSN Pain Management Program Sr. Nurse Analyst 405-522-7052 Jaclyn.Mullen@okhca.org