'Opioid prescribing' presentation slideshows

WELCOME TO THE SPECIAL ALL PHYSICIANS MEETING October 10, 2017

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Update on Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Health

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The Future of OpiOIDS : a Road Map for Appropriate Use

Charles MacLean, MD Connie Van Eeghen, DrEd Mark E. Pasanen, MD Mayo Fujii, MD Amanda Kennedy, PharmD University of Vermont College of Medicine. The Future of OpiOIDS : a Road Map for Appropriate Use. Updated November 2016. Objectives. Scope of the opioid problem

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Georgia Osteopathic Medical Association

Georgia Osteopathic Medical Association. Barby Simmons, DO Georgia Composite Medical Board LaSharn Hughes, MBA Executive Director. Composition of the Board. Sixteen Board Members 15 appointed by the Governor Four-year terms 13 physicians (11 MDs, 2 DOs)

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Goals

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Nurse Practitioners and DEA Prescribing: Where Do We Go From Here?

Nurse Practitioners and DEA Prescribing: Where Do We Go From Here?. Alicia Craig-Rodriguez, DNP-c, MBA , BSN, RN Florida State University Cynthia Drew, MSN, ARNP. Presented to the 2015 FLANP Annual Meeting August 8, 2015. Objectives.

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New O pioid Prescribing Laws and Guidelines : I mpact on Sickle Cell Disease

New O pioid Prescribing Laws and Guidelines : I mpact on Sickle Cell Disease. Wally R. Smith MD Florence Neal Cooper Smith Professor of Sickle Cell Disease Virginia Commonwealth University

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WELCOME TO THE 1Q2018 R4P MEETING February 13, 2018

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The Impact of Market Based Healthcare on the Opioid Epidemic

The Impact of Market Based Healthcare on the Opioid Epidemic. Elizabeth Salisbury-Afshar, MD, MPH Bruce Trigg, MD Karen Hochman, MD, MPH. Nov 4, 2017. No financial disclosures. Goals. The Opioid Crisis in the US: where we are and how we got here

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Guidelines for Pain Management

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How Stringent Regulation Can Help Control Opioid Addiction

In March 2016, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a new set of guidelines for prescribing opioids for chronic pain. The following month, the Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing led various health care organizations to petition the Joint Commission for Accreditation of Health Care Organizations to end mandatory pain assessment due to the fostering of dangerous pain control practices that lead to overprescription of drugs.

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