Resources
The AMA has collected more than 400 educational and other resources to provide evidence-based recommendations for physicians and policymakers.
The AMA has collected more than 400 educational and other resources to provide evidence-based recommendations for physicians and policymakers.
OUD Safe Prescribing and Treatment of OUD
The TN Medical and Pharmaceutical Council seeks to discuss issues that may cause concern, resistance or friction between prescribers and producers, as well as propose solutions to common problems inherent in the US health care system.
The Tennessee Medical Association has compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help physicians better understand the Medication Access and Training Expansion Act (“MATE” Act).
TMA recently introduced a course for all prescribers that fulfills the new DEA education requirement introduced by the MATE Act. What sets the course apart is its applicability to all Tennessee prescribers.
Complete your two-hour controlled substance prescribing training with TMA's accredited course.
The AMA Substance Use and Pain Care Task Force urges physicians and other health care professions to continue taking action to help reverse the nation’s drug overdose epidemic—and the Task Force also calls on policymakers to take specific steps to remove barriers to evidence-based care for patients with pain and those with a substance use disorder.
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to reverse the nation’s opioid epidemic.