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Preventing Excess Narcotic Prescriptions in New Robotic Surgery Discharges: The PENN Prospective Cohort Quality Improvement Initiative

Ruchika Talwar, Leilei Xia, Juan Serna, James Ding, Daniel J. Lee, Justin B. Ziemba, Thomas J. Guzzo

发表年份
2019
引用次数
24

摘要

The majority of robotic surgery patients do not require opioids upon discharge. Implementation of a simple, standardized nonopioid protocol resulted in a dramatic reduction in the amount of opioids prescribed in our patient population. An escalation protocol allows for a patient-centered approach to reduce narcotic prescribing, although still addressing surgical pain.

关键词

MedicineMedical prescriptionProspective cohort studyNarcoticCohortSurgeryEmergency medicineIntensive care medicineAnesthesiaInternal medicine

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