Impact of a multidisciplinary multimodal opioid minimization initiative in kidney transplant recipients.
Impact of a multidisciplinary multimodal opioid minimization initiative in kidney transplant recipients.
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多学科多模式阿片类药物最小化倡议对肾移植受者的影响。
DOI:
10.1111/ctr.14006
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Fleming,JamesN
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作者:
Rohan,VinayakS;Taber,DavidJ;Patel,Neha;Perez,Caroline;Pilch,Nicole;Parks,Sara;Bolin,Eric;Nadig,SatishN;Baliga,PrabhakarK;Fleming,JamesN
Opioid use after kidney transplant has been shown to be a risk factor for chronic opioid use, which leads to an increased risk of mortality. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the early impact of a multimodal pain regimen and education quality improvement program on opioid use after kidney transplant 2 months after implementation. This was a retrospective, single‐center analysis of post‐operative opioid use, comparing the average daily Morphine milligram equivalents (MME) of the patients who received education on opioids and a multimodal pain regimen (preoperative TAP/QL block, scheduled APAP and gabapentin) compared to a historical control group. Despite having no differences in pre‐transplant opioid exposure, daily and overall inpatient opioid utilization was significantly reduced in the multimodal pain protocol cohort (38.6 vs 8.0 MME/day;P< .001); 5% of patients in the multimodal pain protocol cohort were discharged with an opioid prescription, compared to 96% of controls (P< .001). Our early results demonstrate that a multimodal pain protocol can effectively and dramatically reduce short‐term opioid utilization in kidney transplant recipients.