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Postoperative pain is common, complex, and often severe, affecting up to 80% of patients1. It is frequently managed using opioid analgesia, which, although potent, incurs the risk of significant adverse events. There are ongoing concerns regarding the inappropriate, excessive, and unsafe prescription of opioid analgesia after surgery2,3. Such practices are associated with worse patient outcomes, greater healthcare demands, and the ‘opioid epidemic’4,5.
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