Opioid resources
- Lisa Sever
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7 years 6 months ago #2564
by Lisa Sever
Replied by Lisa Sever on topic Opioid resources
Thought I would share this resource to bring awareness. From the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse. Authored by Beth Sproule.
Prescription Monitoring Programs in Canada: Best Practice and Program Review.
This includes opioids, psychotropics and any other medications that are associated with misuse or addiction.
Would be interesting to hear from the provinces any updates on integrating Prescription Monitoring Programs into ePrescribing or eDispensing systems, for real time clinical intervention.
Lisa
Prescription Monitoring Programs in Canada: Best Practice and Program Review.
This includes opioids, psychotropics and any other medications that are associated with misuse or addiction.
Would be interesting to hear from the provinces any updates on integrating Prescription Monitoring Programs into ePrescribing or eDispensing systems, for real time clinical intervention.
Lisa
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7 years 6 months ago #2559
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Replied by Seema Nayani on topic Additional resources: 2017 Canadian Guideline for Opioids for Chronic Pain
The McMaster University, Michael G. DeGroote National Pain Centre
has some additional resources on their site including:
- an opioid tapering tool
- an opioid switching tool
- the appendices to the guidelines, including the Values & Preferences Statement of their patient panel (interesting read!)
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7 years 6 months ago #2556
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Replied by Lisa Sever on topic 2017 Canadian Guidelines for Opioid therapy and Non Cancer Pain - Released!
The 2017
Canadian Guideline for opioid therapy and chronic noncancer pain
has been released today. The CMAJ publication (8 pages) can be accessed by clicking on the title.
Here is the media release from the College of Family Physicians of Canada: www.cfpc.ca/2017_canadian_guideline_opioids_chronic_non_cancer_pain/
Lisa
Here is the media release from the College of Family Physicians of Canada: www.cfpc.ca/2017_canadian_guideline_opioids_chronic_non_cancer_pain/
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7 years 7 months ago #2433
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Replied by Lisa Sever on topic Opioid Stewardship - Collection of Opioid resources from ISMP Canada
At this website you will find a great teaching video for consumers and health care professionals on opioid safety.
Also one page handout on Opioids and all the great newsletters and analysis reports that ISMP Canada has conducted over the years.
Check it out: www.ismp-canada.org/opioid_stewardship/
Also one page handout on Opioids and all the great newsletters and analysis reports that ISMP Canada has conducted over the years.
Check it out: www.ismp-canada.org/opioid_stewardship/
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7 years 7 months ago #2422
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Replied by Lisa Sever on topic Great infograph - Navigating Opioids for Chronic Pain - U of T
The University of Toronto Professional Development website has resource section
Safe Opioid Prescribing found here: www.cpd.utoronto.ca/opioidprescribing/resources/
There is a fantastic infograph that depicts a sinking individual as the morphine equivalencies are increased.
Other resources such as Opioid Manager for switching and Fact sheets.
Safe Opioid Prescribing found here: www.cpd.utoronto.ca/opioidprescribing/resources/
There is a fantastic infograph that depicts a sinking individual as the morphine equivalencies are increased.
Other resources such as Opioid Manager for switching and Fact sheets.
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7 years 7 months ago #2413
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