Every patient experiencing pain, including those with substance use disorders (SUDs), needs to be treated with respect, dignity, and high quality service .Thus, both condition s pain and SUDs must be treated effectively. Stigmatization and misconceptions are barriers when providing care for these patients and must be put apart. By the use of evidence-based practice, healthcare professionals and organizations share common therapy goals for pain management in patients at high risk for SUDs. Thus, a PICO question for this agency is elaborated and investigated: Does chronic pain in substance use disorder patients at Miami Rescue Mission Clinic may be reduced by the use of non-opioid drugs or non-pharmacologic therapies? After collecting information
