1/? I’ve been getting questions/ concerns lately, including yesterday at @ClevelandClinic, about the @CDCgov pain guidelines, and unintended impact on patients they were never intended for. Providers and hospitals, PLEASE read this article!https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp1904190 …
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3/? The panel also noted the potential for misapplication of the recommendations to populations outside the scope of the guideline, eg sickle cell crises, advanced cancer, & perioperative setting.
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4/? Opioids are STILL being overprescribed and inappropriately prescribed to too many patients, and the
@CDCgov guidelines are an important way to address this. BUT... we MUST NOT hurt some patients in the process by inappropriately applying the guidelines.Show this thread -
5/ Again, providers/ prescribers/ policy makers, PLEASE read the above article. We must
inappropriate prescribing, but we CAN do this without hurting patients the guidelines were NEVER meant to apply to!
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How about those "pain contracts"? Heard about those yet? I'm pretty sure they're ripe for discrimination lawsuits, right? Guilty until proven innocent? Hair samples, urine tests, can't have a drink out -what other medical condition requires this for treatment?
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How about treatment for those who were cut off because of your rules where they had been successful and now suffer immensely???
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