Background Disease prevention is a central aspect of primary care practice and is
comprised of primary (eg, vaccinations), secondary (eg, screenings), tertiary (eg, chronic …

The use of telehealth for the management of the polytrauma patient provides a unique
opportunity to leverage technology to enhance care for a complex patient cohort, to assist in …

Abstract Figure 1: Graphical Abstract. Over 76 million individuals in the United States (that is
one in every four Americans) have experienced pain that lasts longer than 24 hours. Millions …

Introduction To mitigate the lack of specialty healthcare, Project ECHO (Extension for
Community Health Outcomes) trains community-based primary care clinicians to better …

Objective Benefits of primary care provider (PCP) participation in pain management
telementoring have been reported; however, no studies have examined within-patient …

Recent expansion in both payment and need for telehealth across all areas of health care
has the potential to bring both health-care innovation and patient access to improve health …

Introduction Chronic pain affects over 100 million American adults. The prevalence of
chronic pain is even higher among US military personnel. Approximately 44% of active duty …

Objective Chronic pain complaints are the second most common reason for outpatient
primary care visits, yet a comprehensive assessment of the processes and experiences of …

Background Multiple studies indicate a lack of pain management training across a range of
healthcare specialties. The online Joint Pain Education Program (OJPEP) was created to …

Introduction Telementoring is an evidence-based approach to meet the educational needs
of primary care providers (PCPs) and to improve the quality of chronic pain care. This mixed …