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Redesigned Opioid Analgesia Tool Kit
The Opioid Analgesia Tool Kit has been thoroughly revised and updated! This user-friendly resource features assessment and documentation tools, patient education materials, and more that will aid you in treating and managing patients receiving chronic opioid therapy.
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Persistent Pain in the Older Adult Webcast
This interactive, on-demand webcast from the American Pain Foundation and the NIPC® explores management and treatment of persistent pain in older adults, and features the “Pearls to Practice” worksheet, which allows you to take notes and capture key messages in “real time” as you are viewing the webcast!
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Safety Alert: Voluntary Recall of Pain Medications
Endocet® (oxycodone/acetaminophen) has been voluntarily recalled as some bottles may contain different strength tablets. More info. Several lots of Butalbital, Acetaminophen, and Caffeine Tablets, and Hydrocodone Bitartrate and Acetaminophen Tablets, have been voluntarily recalled; recalled bottles may contain incorrect tablets. More info
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REMS: What You Need to Know
New in the Slide Library: Key aspects of the proposed FDA class opioid REMS, and opioid safe storage and disposal.
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Chronic Opioid Therapy Physician and Patient Resources
Visit our Physician Tools page to view and download three new resources: a worksheet delineating key components to include in each interaction with patients receiving opioid therapy, and two companion patient handouts focusing on preparing for medical appointments and dos and don'ts for using opioids safely and responsibly.
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FDA Sets Limit on Acetaminophen Dosages
The FDA has asked drug manufacturers to limit the strength of acetaminophen in prescription drug products to no more than 325 mg. A boxed warning highlighting the potential for severe liver toxicity is also being added to all products containing acetaminophen. More information is available here.
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