Top Banner
What’s New in UE Care and Best Practice Jenna Godfrey, MD Hand Surgeon Urgent and Critically Relevant in Orthopedic UE Management
21

Jenna Godfrey, MD Hand Surgeon - Slocum Foundation · •209.5 million opioid prescriptions dispensed btw 7/2016- 6/2018 •Most common prescribers •Internal Medicine 16.4% •Family

Feb 08, 2021

Download

Documents

dariahiddleston
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
  • What’s New in UE Care and Best Practice

    Jenna Godfrey, MD

    Hand Surgeon

    Urgent and Critically Relevant in Orthopedic UE Management

  • Disclosure

    I have no financial disclosures.

  • Dreamland by Sam Quinones

  • Oregon.gov

    2019 Q2: 763,424

  • 2017: 944Hospitalizations

  • 2017: 287 Deaths

  • • 209.5 million opioid prescriptions dispensed btw 7/2016- 6/2018

    • Most common prescribers

    • Internal Medicine 16.4%

    • Family Medicine 10.3%

    • Orthopedics 2.9%

    • 438.7 average prescriptions per ORTHOPEDISTS (average overall 215/provider!)

  • Opioid Prescribing in Orthopedic Surgery• 60% of patients undergoing elective procedures have left over narcotic medications• Only 9% dispose of them properly

    • 2-13% opioid naïve pts will continue to use at 90 days post op

    • Pts who use opioids pre op are SIG more likely to continue post op

  • Fortunately….

    •Pt edu on post op pain management decrease opioid use without decreasing ptsatisfaction score

    •1 hour physician targeted opioid education can reduce MME prescribed by 53%

  • Slocum Opioid JC Oct 2018

    • 2 hr multi specialty JC

    •Ortho lit review of the newest post op pain management recommendations

    • Subspecialty groups used consensus building to create guidelines for most common procedures

    •Goal: standardized prescribing habits, maintain good pain control, reduced number of unused pills

  • Representative Procedure

    Max Discharge Script

    Max Refill #1(should taper from discharge

    script)

    Max Refill #2(should taper from Refill #1

    script)

    Maximum number of weeks which we will fill opioid prescriptions*

    Trigger Finger or DeQuervains

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #5 OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #3

    Patient must be seen to obtain any refills.

    No refill. No refill.

    Soft tissueECTR/CTR/Tendon repair

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #15OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #10

    Patient must be seen to obtain any refills.

    No refill. No refill.

    Finger/ MC fracture

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #30OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #15

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #10OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #5

    Norco 5, 1, q4-6, #5OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #3

    2 weeks

    MCP fusion/ CMC arthroplasty

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #30OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #20

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #10OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #5

    Norco 5, 1, q4-6, #5OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #3

    2 weeks

    Distal radius fracture non-op

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #15OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #10

    2 weeks

    Distal radius fracture ORIF

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #30OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #20

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #15OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #10

    Norco 5, 1, q4-6, #5OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #3

    2 weeks

    Wrist partial or full fusion / PRC

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #30OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #20

    Norco 5, 1-2, q4-6, #15OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #10

    Norco 5, 1, q4-6, #5OR

    Oxy 5, 1, q4-6, #3

    2 weeks

    Opioid naïve patients (no opioids in past 30 days) – All quantities based on 7 day (+ 2 day refill buffer)

  • Dupuytren’s

    • Celtic descent –English/Irish/Scottish/Scandinavian

    • Increased severity:• Immediate family member with disease

    • Onset

  • • 47% recurrence at 5yr in successfully treated joints

    • More common to recur in PIP contracture than MP

  • Xiaflex indications

    • Historical surgical indications: 30 degree joint contracture

    • Palpable cord

    • BUT:

    • Refer any patient with progressive Dupuytren’s with any contracture

    • PIP contracture HARDER TO TREAT

  • References

    • Quinones, Sam. Dream Land. Bloomsbury Press. 2015

    • Oregon.gov: Opioid Overdose and Misuse. https://www.oregon.gov/oha/PH/PREVENTIONWELLNESS/SUBSTANCEUSE/OPIOIDS/Pages/data.aspx

    • Lane County Oregon. 2019 Point in time count. www.lanecounty/HomelessCount

    • Guy, GP and Zhang, K. Opioid Prescribing by Specialty and Volume in the U.S. Am. J. Prev. Med. 2018 Nov. e 153-155.

    • Stepan, JG et al. Opioid Prescriber Education and Guidelines for Ambulatory Upper-Extremity Surgery: Evaluation of an Institutional Protocol. JHS 2019 Feb 44(2):129-36.

    • Sabatino, MJ et al. Excess Opioid Medication and Variation in Prescribing Patterns Following Common Orthopedic Procedures. JBJS 2018;100: 180-8.

    • Dwyer, CL et al. Prospective Evaluation of an Opioid Reduction Protocol in Hand Surgery. JSH 2018;43:516-22.

    • Peimer, C et al. Dupuytren’s contracture recurrence following treatment with collagenase clostridium histolyticum (CORDLESS STUDY) at 5 years. JHS. 2015 1597-1605.

    https://www.oregon.gov/oha/PH/PREVENTIONWELLNESS/SUBSTANCEUSE/OPIOIDS/Pages/data.aspxhttp://www.lanecounty/HomelessCount