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2020•AJP: The Australian Journal of PharmacyRequires access

Pain management: Prescription opioids: A needed discussion

Leanne Philpott

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Abstract

While the tightening of opioid rules might bring pain and panic, for patients and healthcare professionals alike, there's hope for a positive outcome.

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While the tightening of opioid rules might bring pain and panic, for patients and healthcare professionals alike, there's hope for a positive outcome.

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While the tightening of opioid rules might bring pain and panic, for patients and healthcare professionals alike, there's hope for a positive outcome.

Key concepts: Medical prescription, Pain management, Medicine, Opioid, Intensive care medicine, Business, Anesthesia, Pharmacology

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