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Yale University

Long-Term Opioid Use - A Cautious Approach - Interprofessional Panel - Addiction Treatment Course

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Watch this 11-minute interprofessional panel discussion from Yale University that examines the complexities of long-term opioid use and advocates for a cautious therapeutic approach. Learn from a diverse team of Yale instructors representing medicine, physician associate programs, nursing, and public health as they share their unique perspectives on managing patients who require extended opioid therapy. Explore evidence-based strategies for balancing pain management needs with addiction risk mitigation, understanding when long-term opioid therapy may be appropriate, and implementing safety protocols to minimize potential harm. Discover how different healthcare disciplines approach opioid prescribing decisions, patient monitoring techniques, and collaborative care models that prioritize patient safety while addressing legitimate pain management needs. Gain insights into risk assessment tools, patient selection criteria, and ongoing evaluation methods that support responsible long-term opioid prescribing practices. Understand the importance of comprehensive treatment planning that incorporates non-pharmacological interventions, regular reassessment of treatment goals, and clear communication strategies with patients about the risks and benefits of extended opioid therapy.

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Long-Term Opioid Use: A Cautious Approach – Interprofessional Panel – Addiction Treatment Course

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  • The beauty about this course is that it brings together a panel of caring empathetic doctors discussing about Opioid prescription. It puts on the table the pros and cons about opioid its dangers and irreversible effects of longtime dependency of use. Should the doctors prescribe opioid? How to tell the truth to those who are dependent? Yes - this course is very important to make the right decision from the starting point and to find other options.

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