Medicines

Pain management after surgery

A widely endorsed leaflet developed by the British Pain Society and its partners. Includes a useful timeline to be completed...

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Opioids and Driving

Information for patients from Opioids Aware. Developed by The Royal College of Anaesthetists Faculty of Pain Medicine, 2016

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Taking Opioids for Pain

A patient information leaflet from Opioids Aware. Developed by The Royal College of Anaesthetists Faculty of Pain Medicine, 2016

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Ten Opioid Safety Messages

A patient information leaflet. Developed by West Suffolk Community Pain Management Service, 2016

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Person Centred Management of Chronic Non Cancer Pain

A tool designed to help family physicians and nurse practitioners develop and implement a management plan for adult patients with...

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Opioid Manager

These charts for clinicians to support effective, safe prescribing and management of opioids for people with chronic non-cancer pain. Developed...

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Opioid equivalence, risks and recommendations

How much opioid is the person taking? A valuable guide to dosing based on oral morphine equivalent dose/day to enable...

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Pain and pain prescribing: what is in a number?

Live Well with Pain is very pleased to be hosting this key paper by Cathy Stannard, the UK’s leading pain...

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An opioid thermometer

How much opioid is a person taking? The opioid thermometer helps to estimate dosing based on oral morphine equivalent dose,...

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