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Prescription Addiction (Opioids) Overdose Prevention: Ways to prevent opioid use disorder

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Overdose Prevention


Ways to prevent opioid use disorder

There are a variety of ways to help reduce exposure to opioids and prevent opioid use disorder.

  • Prescription drug monitoring programs, which are state-run databases that track prescriptions for controlled substances and can help improve opioid prescribing, inform clinical practice, and protect those at risk.

  • Academic detailing to educate providers about opioid prescribing guidelines and facilitating conversations with patients about the risks and benefits of pain treatment options

  • Quality improvement programs in health care systems to increase implementation of recommended prescribing practices

  • Patient education on the safe storage and disposal of prescription opioids

  • Improve awareness and share resources about the risks of prescription opioids, and the cost of overdose for patients and families.


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