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April 16, 2027

ACP & Biologics for Pain Management Training

Focused training on ACP guidelines and biologic therapies for chronic pain management.

Atlanta, GA

About this Conference

The Atlanta session of the ACP & Biologics for Pain Management Training will be held on April 16, 2027 at the host venue in Atlanta. Clinicians from Atlanta and surrounding areas will benefit from the focused curriculum. The program reviews the American College of Physicians (ACP) recommendations for chronic pain and the pharmacology of biologic agents such as monoclonal antibodies and growth‑factor inhibitors. Participants will examine patient selection criteria, risk‑benefit assessment, and monitoring protocols. The curriculum emphasizes evidence‑based decision making and integration of biologics into multimodal pain plans. The session also highlights multidisciplinary coordination with physical therapy and psychology to optimize outcomes.

During the day, clinicians engage in interactive lectures followed by case‑based discussions that illustrate real‑world scenarios. A structured hands‑on portion allows attendees to practice injection techniques, dose calculations, and preparation of biologic formulations under faculty supervision. Participants use task‑trainer models that replicate joint anatomy, allowing repeated practice before patient care. Imaging review and electronic health record documentation exercises reinforce proper documentation and billing practices. Faculty provide feedback on technique, safety checks, and patient counseling strategies. The schedule balances didactic content with skill‑building activities to reinforce learning.

The workshop is designed for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists who manage patients with chronic musculoskeletal or neuropathic pain and who have prescribing authority for biologic therapies. It also benefits clinicians new to biologics who seek a systematic overview of indications, contraindications, and adverse‑event monitoring. Participants should hold a current license to prescribe medications and be comfortable interpreting clinical guidelines. Interprofessional dialogue during the workshop supports consistent care pathways across providers. Attendees leave with practical tools to incorporate ACP‑aligned biologic treatment into their practice safely.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which professional licenses are appropriate for attending this workshop?
The workshop is intended for clinicians who hold a current license that permits prescribing or ordering biologic therapies. This typically includes physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists. Participants should verify with their own licensing board that the use of biologic agents for pain management falls within their scope of practice before registering.
What does the hands‑on portion of the day involve?
The hands‑on session provides supervised practice of injection techniques, dose calculations, and preparation of biologic formulations. Attendees work with task‑trainer models that replicate joint anatomy, allowing repeated needle placement and aspiration drills. Faculty observe each participant, offering real‑time feedback on safety checks, aseptic technique, and patient communication before any clinical application.
How is the workshop day structured?
The day begins with a series of interactive lectures covering guideline updates and pharmacology. This is followed by case‑based discussions that apply the concepts to realistic patient scenarios. Mid‑day, the hands‑on portion allows skill practice on simulation models. The afternoon includes imaging review, documentation exercises, and a question‑and‑answer panel to clarify clinical decision‑making.
How does the content relate to ACP guidelines?
All didactic material is organized around the latest American College of Physicians recommendations for chronic pain. Sessions review how ACP criteria define appropriate patient selection, risk assessment, and treatment sequencing. The workshop demonstrates how biologic agents can be incorporated into an ACP‑aligned, multimodal pain plan while maintaining safety and efficacy standards.
Are continuing education credits available for this workshop?
Credit varies by program and by the board you report to, so it is not something to assume either way. Ask an advisor which credits this specific date carries before you register, and confirm with your own licensing board that what is offered counts toward your requirement. Keep the documentation of attendance you receive on the day; boards differ in what they accept and in how they want it submitted.

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