From the 2023 HVPA National Conference Mallory Kane, Bachelor of Science (University of Connecticut), Rebecca Andrews, Medical Doctor, Kevin Chamberlin, Doctor of Pharmacy, Surita Rao, Medical Doctor, Jennifer Ozimek, Medical Doctor Background:In 2021, over 106,000...
Opioid Stewardship
Johns Hopkins Personalized Pain Program, a response to the Opioid Crisis
From the 2022 HVPA National Conference Olivia Sutton MD (Johns Hopkins), Ronen Shechter MD, Traci Speed MD/PhD, Ariana Prinzbach MD, Marie Hanna MD, MEHP Background The use of prescription opioids for pain management has created a nationwide public health crisis, and...
Decreasing Opioids & Increasing Multimodal Pain Prescription in Opioid Naïve Orthopaedic Trauma Patients – The Power of a Standardized Protocol
From the 2021 HVPAA National Conference Alexandra Dunham (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine), Zachary Enumah, Kent Stevens, Travis Rieder, Casey Humbyrd, Babar Shafiq Background Post-operative prescribing practices have relied heavily on opioids for pain management,...
Factors that Impact Pain Management Agreement Utilization for Patients on Chronic Opioid Therapy: A Retrospective Chart Review
From the 2021 HVPAA National Conference Katherine Gonzalez (University of Texas Medical Branch), Alejandro Villasante-Tezanos, Erin Hommel Introduction To combat the growing opioid epidemic, national guidelines recommend several strategies for physicians to mitigate...
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