This is a collection of Electronic Health Record (EHR) templates and clinical decision support tools shared by different institutions as intervention examples for acute pain management. Providers can view different examples of opioids prescribing interventions by different institutions. Please contact the institution for more information about their implementation process. Special acknowledgement to the institutions that have shared their examples.
Monitor and report balance measures
Examples: Phone calls, refills, ED returns, re-admissions, reports of poor pain control and satisfaction with pain control at home (Institution: Children's Hospital Los Angeles).
Local setting and condition specific pathways with aligning EHR CDS for opioid prescribing
Institution: Children's Hospital of Colorado
EHR prevents non-recommended tramadol and codeine prescribing
Institutions: Rady Children's Hospital San Diego
EHR automation of opioid prescriptions
Institution: Rady Children's Hospital San Diego and Stanford University
EHR supports PDMP use
Institution: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Stanford University
Provider and institutional comparative feedback on prescribing practices stratified by health equity measure
Institutions: Rady Children's Hospital San Diego and Children's Hospital Los Angeles
EHR CDS to alert/caution when prescribing opioids with benzodiazepines
Institution: Rady Children's Hospital San Diego
EHR CDS for prescribing naloxone with opioids
Institution: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
EHR CDS to prevent discontinuation of opioids in patients on long-term opioid treatment for chronic pain
Institution: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Care plans for patients with chronic pain including recommended management during an acute crisis and how to contact specialist
Institution: Nationwide Children's Hospital
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Last Updated
10/15/2024
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