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From Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series from SAMHSA, published in 2012. Title implies this is related to chronic opioid therapy for patients in recovery from substance use disorders, which it is, but it also is relevant to use of chronic opioid therapy for all patients and preventing substance use disorders.
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Questionnaire for patients with chronic pain to determine level of functioning.
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Detailed informational page on the Current Opioid Misuse Measure (COMM). This page includes links to information about the assessment tool, as well as development and use in clinical practice.
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Guidelines created to assess the needs of patients in opioid substitution therapy and to individualize treatment for each patient
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Practice Guidelines for Chronic Pain Management: An Updated Report by the American Society of Anesthesiologists Task Force on Chronic Pain Management and the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine. Evidence based guidelines for use of the different treatment modalities for chronic pain.
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A flow chart that offers advice on using pain relief medications for different types of pain. The site also offers dosage information and warnings for each of the medications that it recommends.
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The Pain Clinic 0
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Provides strategies to help reduce the prevalence of opioid abuse when prescribed: minimizing the risk, strategies to prevent misuse, and novel approaches to stopping misuse.
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This pain assessment tool is excellent for patients whose cognitive deficits are moderate to severe, or who have difficulty communicating verbally. The patient checks the circle next to the thermometer to indicate the intensity of current pain.
Used with permission of Keela Herr, PhD, RN, The University of Iowa, College of Nursing.
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