2021
DOI: 10.1007/s12630-021-02160-6
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Variability in discharge opioid prescribing practices for children: a historical cohort study

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“…This month's Special Issue of the Journal, dedicated to the topic of opioid analgesia for surgical patients, features an array of studies from across Canada on postoperative opioid prescription patterns, their associations with shortand long-term opioid use, and associated downstream effects. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] While numerous factors inform perioperative opioid use and the data in these studies speak to a multitude of aspects, we ask what role we, as anesthesiologists, can play in reducing opioid-related harm to patients? Most patients after major surgery have a time-limited course of acute pain that dissipates; however, an unfortunate 5-35% develop severe chronic postsurgical pain (CPSP) that leads to significant pain disability one year after surgery.…”
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“…This month's Special Issue of the Journal, dedicated to the topic of opioid analgesia for surgical patients, features an array of studies from across Canada on postoperative opioid prescription patterns, their associations with shortand long-term opioid use, and associated downstream effects. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] While numerous factors inform perioperative opioid use and the data in these studies speak to a multitude of aspects, we ask what role we, as anesthesiologists, can play in reducing opioid-related harm to patients? Most patients after major surgery have a time-limited course of acute pain that dissipates; however, an unfortunate 5-35% develop severe chronic postsurgical pain (CPSP) that leads to significant pain disability one year after surgery.…”
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“…22 Le nume ´ro spe ´cial de ce mois-ci du Journal, consacre ´au sujet de l'analge ´sie opioı ¨de pour les patients chirurgicaux, pre ´sente un e ´ventail d'e ´tudes provenant de partout au Canada sur les tendances de prescription d'opioı ¨des postope ´ratoires, leurs associations avec la consommation d'opioı ¨des a `court et a `long terme, et les effets qui leur sont associe ´s en aval. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] Bien que de nombreux facteurs e ´clairent l'utilisation pe ´riope ´ratoire d'opioı ¨des et que les donne ´es de ces e ´tudes traitent d'une multitude d'aspects, nous nous demandons quel ro ˆle nous, en tant qu'anesthe ´siologistes, pouvons jouer dans la re ´duction des pre ´judices lie ´s aux opioı ¨des pour les patients.…”
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