Opioid Administration in the Trauma Bay for Minor Injuries Does Not Improve Disposition

Opioid administration for patients with minor injuries does not improve patient disposition. The majority of patients with minor injuries being treated with opioids are young, black, and Medicaid patients. This research suggests consideration for establishing a non-opioid analgesic medication as first-line pain management for patients without evidence of significant injury on initial evaluation.

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The American Surgeon
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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00031348241285190
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Cardiac Arrest and Resuscitation
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Opioid Administration in the Trauma Bay for Minor Injuries Does Not Improve Disposition

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Opioid Administration in the Trauma Bay for Minor Injuries Does Not Improve Disposition

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Abstract

Opioid administration for patients with minor injuries does not improve patient disposition. The majority of patients with minor injuries being treated with opioids are young, black, and Medicaid patients. This research suggests consideration for establishing a non-opioid analgesic medication as first-line pain management for patients without evidence of significant injury on initial evaluation.

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