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The AAP's new clinical practice guideline on prescribing opioids urges multimodal approach to help patients manage pain without unintended consequences. 💊
"The CPG calls for pediatricians and pediatric health care providers to treat acute pain using a multimodal approach, which includes the appropriate use of nonpharmacologic therapies, nonopioid medications and, when needed, opioid medications. Opioids should not be prescribed as monotherapy for children and adolescents who have acute pain.
Not all acute pain requires opioids. Clinicians should consider acetaminophen and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, which may be equally effective with fewer side effects for many conditions, including tonsillectomy, wisdom teeth removal and fractures."
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AAP clinical practice guideline on prescribing opioids urges multimodal approach
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The guideline addresses how to minimize risks and alleviate disparate pain treatment.
A positive doctor-patient relationship can lead to better health outcomes and encourage patients to follow the treatment plan provided. Here's how to enhance this relationship at your practice!
"An important metric for patients is their ability to access the practice. It should be a goal to accommodate new patients within three to five days of their first telephone contact with the office. Ideally, established patients should be seen within two weeks of their request for an appointment. Of course, urgencies and emergencies should be seen the same day they contact the office."
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Back to basics: Putting patients first
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Evidence shows that patients who feel they are not heard or respected by their doctors experience poorer outcomes.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
PCC shares how using the right AI tools for your pediatric practice can improve documentation accuracy, enhance your clinical decision-making, and allow you to spend more time on your patients. Learn more here! 🩺
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Using Artificial Intelligence with PCC EHR
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Using AI designed for healthcare can improve your documentation experience. Learn how to use these tools with parallel with PCC EHR.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The CDC recommended additional COVID-19 vaccine doses for immunocompromised children and adults and anyone 65 years and older. Read more here.
"The CDC recommends people ages 6 months and older who are moderately or severely immunocompromised and have never been vaccinated receive an initial multidose series with a 2024-’25 vaccine plus one additional dose six months after the initial series (minimum interval of two months).
Immunocompromised people who previously completed a vaccine series are recommended to receive two doses of the 2024-’25 COVID vaccine, ideally spaced six months apart (minimum interval of two months). Additional doses beyond these two may be given to this population based on shared clinical decision-making."
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CDC recommends additional COVID-19 vaccine doses for immunocompromised children, adults
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The CDC advisers also discussed a new RSV immunization on the horizon for infants.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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