Opioids in the ED Part 2 with Dr. Sheyna Gifford

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Opioids in the ED Part 2 with Dr. Sheyna Gifford

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Jan 9, 2017

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In part 2, Dr Sheyna Gifford will discuss the how to differentiate opioid overdose from other causes of altered mental status, some special disposition situations (especially with methadone), and how we can quickly screen for opioid abuse and provide patients compassionate care, treatment, and referral.

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Jan 9, 2017

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Opioids in the ED Part 2 with Dr. Sheyna Gifford

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