Pacira Innovation Hub
The Innovation Hub features on-demand education covering a broad spectrum of topics designed to stimulate conversation and spark novel thinking in health care.
The Innovation Hub features on-demand education covering a broad spectrum of topics designed to stimulate conversation and spark novel thinking in health care.
Breast Surgery Pain Management Options discussed by Kristin Rojas, MD University of Miami
A Multidisciplinary Panel discussing the shift from inpatient to outpatient surgery and ways to optimize pain control in the post-operative breast patients.
In this video, Dr. Gadsden outlines the technique for preforming PECs 1 and 2 infiltration blocks
A discussion on transformative evidenced-based pathways that optimize and enhance recovery after C-section. This discussion specifically focuses on the nurses impactful role in creating successful and sustainable pathways.
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Dr. Stephen Garber discusses implementing a TAP-based regional analgesia program for C-Section pain management at a community hospital.
Gary Schwartz, MD discusses implementing a TAP-based regional analgesia program to enable low- or no-opioid C-sections for women in a large metropolitan medical center.
A cross functional panel discusses data, implementation of, and education considerations for EXPAREL.
A review of OB/GYN and Anesthesia pain management protocols as well as the use of EXPAREL and enhanced recovery pathways for patients undergoing C-section.
A review of multimodal pain management protocols and enhanced recovery guidelines for the obstetric patient.
The initiation of the ERAS protocols have been utilized in many hospitals nationwide to address the opioid epidemic that is affecting mothers and newborns and the comfort of postpartum women during recovery. Obstetric nurses are well positioned to collaborate with medical and leadership teams to implement these types of protocols. Our esteemed panel discuss nurses’ roles in implementing multimodal approaches supporting enhanced recovery for C-sections that address the concerns of both patients and providers. They explore how successful enhanced recovery after C-section leads to less pain and opioid use, resulting in the ability to discharge mom and baby sooner and better patient outcomes, as well as contemplate the future vision for maternity care.