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Home alone or connected: Caregiver communication and training from health providers

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By Rebecca Howe, Janice Bell, Alicia Agnoli, Jennifer Sullivan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Key points Both caregiver completion of medical/nursing tasks and use of online patient portals were independently associated with caregiver contact with health providers. Overall caregiver contact, communication, and training by health providers were limited or of variable value. Despite recent policy changes and technology advancement, there is still a need for improved integration of caregivers into health teams. Why does this paper matter?
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Urine Drug Testing Among Patients Prescribed Long-Term Opioid Therapy: Patient and Clinician Factors

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By Alicia Agnoli, UC Davis, Rebecca Howe, Elizabeth M Magnan
| Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
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Urine Drug Testing Among Patients Prescribed Long-Term Opioid Therapy: Patient and Clinician Factors

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By Alicia Agnoli, UC Davis, Rebecca Howe, Elizabeth M Magnan
| Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
Conclusions Our analyses of patients prescribed long-term opioids for chronic pain suggest that urine drug testing is utilized inconsistently and scarcely based on use guidelines. Heterogeneity in urine drug testing within this sample population showed that certain patient factors were associated with testing. However, only the number of opioid prescriptions (an indication of duration of therapy) is plausibly connected with reason and opportunity for testing.
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