So, You’re a Doctor or Dentist
These little things can be dangerous to your patients.
So, You’re a Doctor or Dentist
These little things can be dangerous to your patients.
Heads Up. We have a problem, and you are someone who can help solve it.
One hundred little words from a doctor was part of triggering the opioid crisis, which has killed over two million Americans.
A little thing started it. Little things can end it.
Heads Up. We have a problem, and you are someone who can help solve it.
One hundred little words from a doctor was part of triggering the opioid crisis, which has killed over two million Americans.
A little thing started it. Little things can end it.
Speak Up. Your patients need to know the dangers of opioids.
Last year, only 54% of people who were prescribed opioids said that their health provider talked to them about the dangers of using those medications.
Let’s work together to make that 100%.
It only takes a little to take a life.
And it only takes a little to save one.
Resources to Speak Up:
Speak Up. Your patients need to know the dangers of opioids.
Last year, only 54% of people who were prescribed opioids said that their health provider talked to them about the dangers of using those medications.
Let’s work together to make that 100%.
It only takes a little to take a life.
And it only takes a little to save one.
Resources to Speak Up:
Step Up. Less is more.
Reduce access, reduce risk. Little things can save a life.
Step Up. Less is more.
Reduce access, reduce risk. Little things can save a life.Step Up. Less is more.
Reduce access, reduce risk. Little things can save a life.Step Up. Less is more.
Reduce access, reduce risk. Little things can save a life.More people die of overdoses involving opioids than in car accidents or from gun violence.
And 75% of people who misuse opioids started by taking prescribed medications.When it comes to treating pain, the goal is to do so safely and effectively. While opioids can be effective for pain management, they also come with dangers like misuse, dependency, overdose and even death.
We know you’re facing unique pressures from your patients and are working within the limitations of the healthcare system when it comes to pain management solutions.
Here are three resources to help you safely and effectively prescribe:
Want to speak a little louder?
Share your story as a healthcare professional with your state and federal representatives. It’s a little thing you can do to make a big difference in your community.
More people die of overdoses involving opioids than in car accidents or from gun violence.
And 75% of people who misuse opioids started by taking prescribed medications.When it comes to treating pain, the goal is to do so safely and effectively. While opioids can be effective for pain management, they also come with dangers like misuse, dependency, overdose and even death.
We know you’re facing unique pressures from your patients and are working within the limitations of the healthcare system when it comes to pain management solutions.
Here are three resources to help you safely and effectively prescribe:
Want to speak a little louder?
Share your story as a healthcare professional with your state and federal representatives. It’s a little thing you can do to make a big difference in your community.
