HEAL Pain Research Priorities Workshop: Implementation and Health Services
Thu, 12/5/2024 - 12:00pm - 4:00pm
The NIH HEAL Initiative® is developing a strategic plan to establish research priorities for the next phase of the initiative that builds upon its progress to date and ensures that the initiative continues to evolve to provide the greatest benefit to individuals affected by substance use and those living with pain. The strategic plan will draw on input from an array of stakeholders—including scientists, health care providers, advocacy groups, and people with lived and living experience—as well as existing research frameworks. NIH invites the research community and people with lived experience with pain to provide input on the HEAL pain research priorities in a series of public workshops.
Co-led by Lynn DeBar and Steve George, topics focused on: review of barriers to implementing guideline recommended pain care, trial designs best suited for enhancing implementation and sustainability, leveraging EHR & other technology to support provision of evidence-based pain care, aligning research with clinical care metrics while considering perspectives of multiple stakeholders, & overall pathways of care within healthcare systems (including replacement of low-value treatments for pain).
Event Materials
Presentations
- Aligning Research / Clinical EHR-based Assessment: Facilitators, Barriers, and Opportunities pdf 1.35 MB
- Implementation Science and Health Services Research HEAL Workshop: Trainee Perspective pdf 894.6 KB
- Pain Treatment Implementation Research: Opportunities and Challenges pdf 611.75 KB
- Leveraging Technology to Bridge Research and Care pdf 1.06 MB
- EHR Integration for Pain Management: Lessons Learned, Gaps, and Opportunities pdf 1.16 MB
- EHR "Nudges" and Beyond: New Ways to Use the EHR and Connected Tools to Influence Behaviors pdf 1.71 MB
- Effects of Implementation of the STRIDE Hospital Mobility Program pdf 1.53 MB
- Nondrug Pain Care Delivery in Rural Underserved Areas pdf 1.12 MB
- Implementation Science: Building a Research Agenda in Pain pdf 1.38 MB
Additional
- Agenda pdf 150.61 KB
- Webinar Recording