Differentiating Drug-Seeking Behavior From Poorly Controlled Pain

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Differentiating Drug-Seeking Behavior From Poorly Controlled Pain

Pain Prevalence in the United States

Opioid Prescriptions

Overdose Deaths

Integrated Care

Patient Story

Mr Mitchell History

Nonpharmacological Pain Management

Patient History and Follow-Up

NSAIDs vs Opioids

Prescribing an Opioid

Establishing Expectations

Risk Factors

Monitoring Strategies

Screening Tools for Aberrant Behavior

Opioid Misuse and Abuse

Clinician Training

Opioid Efficacy

Goals of Treatment

Aberrant Drug-Taking Behaviors

Contracts

Managing Efficacy

Multidisciplinary Care

Depression and Quality of Life

Conclusions

Abbreviations