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Substance Use Disorder in Serious Illness
Substance Use Disorder in Serious Illness
Substance Use Disorder in Serious Illness
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Video Summary
The panel discussion focused on managing pain in patients with substance use disorders in a palliative care setting. The panelists highlighted the importance of using a harm reduction framework to balance the potential benefits and harms of pain treatment. They discussed different strategies for treating pain in patients already on buprenorphine or methadone, highlighting the need for individualized approaches based on prognosis, function, and patient desires. The panel also addressed concerns about diversion and dishonesty, emphasizing the importance of building trust through open communication and setting boundaries. They suggested strategies such as urine drug testing, prescribing naloxone, and coordinating care with outpatient providers. Overall, the discussion emphasized the need for a collaborative and patient-centered approach to pain management in patients with substance use disorders.
Keywords
pain management
substance use disorders
palliative care
harm reduction
individualized approaches
trust building
open communication
urine drug testing
naloxone
patient-centered approach
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