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analgesia, Clinical Practice, David Juurlink, drug abuse, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, ketamine, malingerer, Medical Specialty, opiates, pain management, Psychiatry, Reuben Strayer, Special Populations, Toxicology
Episode 74 Opioid Misuse in Emergency Medicine
Pain leads to suffering. Opioid misuse leads to suffering. We strive to avoid both for our patients. On the one hand, treating pain is one of the most important things...
Anton Helman | December 15, 2015
analgesia, Clinical Practice, David Juurlink, drug abuse, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, ketamine, malingerer, Medical Specialty, opiates, pain management, Psychiatry, Reuben Strayer, Special Populations, Toxicology
Episode 74 Opioid Misuse in Emergency Medicine
Pain leads to suffering. Opioid misuse leads to suffering. We strive to avoid both for our patients. On the one hand, treating pain is one of the most important things...
Anton Helman | December 15, 2015
analgesia, Clinical Practice, David Juurlink, drug abuse, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, ketamine, malingerer, Medical Specialty, opiates, pain management, Psychiatry, Reuben Strayer, Special Populations, Toxicology
Episode 74 Opioid Misuse in Emergency Medicine
Pain leads to suffering. Opioid misuse leads to suffering. We strive to avoid both for our patients. On the one hand, treating pain is one of the most important things...
Anton Helman | December 15, 2015
Cyclobenazprine, LBP, Low Back Pain, Opiates, Uncategorized
What Is the Role of Muscle Relaxants or Opiates in the Treatment of Acute Non-Traumatic LBP?
Background: Acute, non-traumatic low back pain (LBP) is a common chief complaint and has been estimated to lead to more than 2.7 million ED visits annually nationwide. It affects a...
Marco Torres | December 7, 2015
Best Case Ever, Clinical Practice, drug seekers, Emergency Medicine, malingerer, opiates, opiod abuse, opiod addiction, pain management, physician compassion, Psychiatry, Reuben Strayer, Special Populations, Toxicology
Best Case Ever 41 Opiate Misuse and Physician Compassion
Opiate misuse is everywhere. Approximately 15-20% of ED patients in the US are prescribed outpatient opiates upon discharge. In Ontario, about 10 people die accidentally from prescription opiates every week....
Anton Helman | October 13, 2015
Best Case Ever, Clinical Practice, drug seekers, Emergency Medicine, malingerer, opiates, opiod abuse, opiod addiction, pain management, physician compassion, Psychiatry, Reuben Strayer, Special Populations, Toxicology
Best Case Ever 41 Opiate Misuse and Physician Compassion
Opiate misuse is everywhere. Approximately 15-20% of ED patients in the US are prescribed outpatient opiates upon discharge. In Ontario, about 10 people die accidentally from prescription opiates every week....
Anton Helman | October 13, 2015
Best Case Ever, Clinical Practice, drug seekers, Emergency Medicine, malingerer, opiates, opiod abuse, opiod addiction, pain management, physician compassion, Psychiatry, Reuben Strayer, Special Populations, Toxicology
Best Case Ever 41 Opiate Misuse and Physician Compassion
Opiate misuse is everywhere. Approximately 15-20% of ED patients in the US are prescribed outpatient opiates upon discharge. In Ontario, about 10 people die accidentally from prescription opiates every week....
Anton Helman | October 13, 2015
acute chest syndrome, EM Cases, Episodes, fluid management, Hematology, hydroxyurea, John Foote, ketamine, Medical Specialty, opiates, pain crisis, pain management, Richard Ward, splenic sequestration
Episode 68 Emergency Management of Sickle Cell Disease
A recent needs assessment completed in Toronto found that Emergency providers are undereducated when it comes to the Emergency Management of Sickle Cell Disease. This became brutally apparent to me...
Anton Helman | August 18, 2015
acute chest syndrome, EM Cases, Episodes, fluid management, Hematology, hydroxyurea, John Foote, ketamine, Medical Specialty, opiates, pain crisis, pain management, Richard Ward, splenic sequestration
Episode 68 Emergency Management of Sickle Cell Disease
A recent needs assessment completed in Toronto found that Emergency providers are undereducated when it comes to the Emergency Management of Sickle Cell Disease. This became brutally apparent to me...
Anton Helman | August 18, 2015
acute chest syndrome, EM Cases, Episodes, fluid management, Hematology, hydroxyurea, John Foote, ketamine, Medical Specialty, opiates, pain crisis, pain management, Richard Ward, splenic sequestration
Episode 68 Emergency Management of Sickle Cell Disease
A recent needs assessment completed in Toronto found that Emergency providers are undereducated when it comes to the Emergency Management of Sickle Cell Disease. This became brutally apparent to me...
Anton Helman | August 18, 2015

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