Dr. Ian Madom knew his medical license was due for renewal in the spring of 2018, but a required eight hours of opioid training stood in the way. As the deadline approached, Madom, a busy orthopedic spine surgeon with Orthopedics Rhode Island Inc., spent an entire weekend searching for and completing a relevant training. “That
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