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Improving opioid prescription practices and reducing patient risk in the primary care setting
2014
Journal of Pain Research
Chronic pain is complex, and the patient suffering from chronic pain frequently experiences concomitant medical and psychiatric disorders, including mood and anxiety disorders, and in some cases substance use disorders. Ideally these patients would be referred to an interdisciplinary pain program staffed by pain medicine, behavioral health, and addiction specialists. In practice, the majority of patients with chronic pain are managed in the primary care setting. The primary care clinician
doi:10.2147/jpr.s37306
pmid:24966692
pmcid:PMC4062552
fatcat:bcgwcb63nbamhfpzergd243zby