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Abstract Number: 422
CURRENT PRACTICES IN NALOXONE PRESCRIBING UPON HOSPITAL DISCHARGE
Hospital Medicine 2019, March 24-27, National Harbor, Md.
Background: Drug overdose deaths are increasing throughout the country. Increasing naloxone availability is a cost-effective way to prevent opioid-related deaths. High-risk patients admitted in the hospital may benefit from a take-home naloxone prescription. This study aims to assess naloxone prescribing practices upon hospital discharge. Methods: An anonymous survey was distributed to attendings, residents, and advanced [...]
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