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An Innovative Approach to Delivering Health Care To People With Pain & Addiction
Who We Are
The AMN-P&A is a community of practice linking groups of primary health care providers (mentees) directly to a mentor (pain/addiction experts) to help manage individuals living with chronic pain and addiction.
Upcoming Events
Opioid Agonist Therapy Provider Forum
We are happy to announce Nova Scotia's first dedicated online forum for providers of opioid agonist therapy. This Forum is intended to provide a means by which OAT providers connect virtually to "crowd source" solutions, connect with colleagues to share expertise, experience, and give and receive support.
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AMN-P&A Programming
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Given the continued need to contain the spread of COVID-19 and your focus on critical work to support the health of our population, we will continue to defer all in-person programs at this time. Though it is difficult to predict how the situation will unfold over the weeks and months to come, we expect that in-person programs wouldn’t likely be appropriate or possible until at least this fall.
We are currently exploring options to provide support to the AMN-P&A membership in other ways. Please stay tuned
News & Publications
05-07-2020
Research Study: Identifying Needs & Challenges of People Who Use Drugs during COVID-19
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04-21-2020
Canadian Pain Task Force is seeking input from all Canadians to improve how pain in Canada is understood, prevented and managed.
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01-24-2020
Release of First-Ever National Clinical Guidelines on Substance Use Disorders among Older Canadians
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Chronic Pain Resources
The Safer Opioid Prescribing Program
The Nova Scotia Health Authority’s AMN-P&A in partnership with Doctors Nova Scotia is pleased to offer the Safer Opioid Prescribing Program. Developed and presented by the University of Toronto, the course is evidence-based, free of industry conflicts of interest and available to physicians, medical residents and nurse practitioners who prescribe opioids.
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AMN-P&A is Supported by
AMN-P&A is Endorsed by
