Differences in Opioid Prescribing Practices among Plastic Surgery Trainees in the United States and Canada
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery2019Vol. 144(1), pp. 126e–136e
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David W. Grant, Hollie A. Power, Linh N. Vuong, Colin W. McInnes, Katherine B. Santosa, Jennifer F. Waljee, Susan E. Mackinnon
Abstract
U.S. trainees prescribed significantly more opioids than their Canadian counterparts for seven of eight procedures surveyed. Many trainees are missing a valuable opportunity to provide opioid counseling to patients. Standardizing trainee education may represent an opportunity to reduce overprescribing.
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