I'm on your side Doc, but coming from a country with universal health care, we look at the "overlap" and see it as staggering.
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Also. If you make categories of people named “people who are close to death” and “people who arent”, those close to death will be on way more opioids because of their diagnosis. It’s the same as judging deaths in an ER vs a primary care doctor. Of course the ER is higher.
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Absolutely true. The causal link between opioid prescribing and deaths usually indirect, passing through undiagnosed addiction.
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