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SUMMARY:Scaling the mountain: peaks and pitfalls of perioperative pa
	in management
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DESCRIPTION:\n	Join Dr Tanya Uritsky\, clinical pharmacy specialist i
	n pain stewardship at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania\, whe
	re she will identify risk factors for opioid-induced respiratory depressio
	n in hospitalised surgical patients\, define opioid tolerance\, recognise 
	other CNS depressants that can potentiate opioid-induced sedation and resp
	iratory depression\, and recommend an appropriate opioid starting dose for
	 an opioid naïve perioperative patient.\n\n\n\n	Opioid stewardship is the
	 appropriate use of opioids and is an important part of patient safety. T
	he highest risk for the development of opioid-induced respiratory depressi
	on is during the first 24 hours post-operatively. Knowing the best practi
	ces for pain management in the perioperative period\, including how to ide
	ntify a patient at increased risk for opioid-related adverse events\, can 
	help to improve patient safety. This session will provide insights into pa
	tient-related risk factors and considerations for pain management in the p
	erioperative period.  \n\n\n\n	Register\n
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