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Better Opioid Stewardship Through Data-Informed Education
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- Two proven contributors that motivate prescribers to improve opioid stewardship
- What data-informed education is, and its role in the opioid epidemic
- Real-world results from organizations that use data-informed education
About this research brief
Several recent studies reveal a four-pronged alignment among the perspectives of payers, providers, prescribers, and the public on how to address the opioid epidemic.
Regarding opioid stewardship, this alignment centers on the concept that data — accurate information that details variation in practice — is a critical first step payers and providers must take before they can fully understand, optimize, and address ways to improve opioid stewardship.
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