COVID-19 PANDEMIC PRACTITIONER ORDER SET Assisted Self-Isolation Tobacco and Alcohol Use Disorder Withdrawal Prevention and Management Patient’s name: HSN: DOB: dd/mm/yyyy To complete the order form, fill in required blanks and check the appropriate boxes (). Pre-checked boxes () are initiated automatically. To delete orders, draw one line through the item and initial. Allergies: See Regional Allergy / Intolerance Record OR: Patient Weight Kg Actual Estimated Posted Initial ORDERS AND SIGNATURE Page 1 of 2 Date & Time Practitioner Signature: Practitioner Name (printed): Effective Date: July 28, 2020 SHA OS-025a Authorization: SHA Chief Medical Officer July 28, 2020 Send order set change requests to [email protected]This order set is to be used in conjunction with SHA OS-025 Assisted Self-Isolation – Initiation Orders, and is to be used as an outpatient prescription to be filled at the patient’s community pharmacy. This order set is NOT intended for Inpatient or ER use. TOBACCO USE DISORDER Patient may smoke or vape in their room and/or balcony AND/OR: Nicotine Replacement Therapy Dispense daily x days Choose ONE of the following options: Patient smokes less than 10 cigarettes per day: Nicotine Patch 7 mg daily Patient smokes 10 - 20 cigarettes per day: Supply: Nicotine Patch 14 mg daily Patient smokes 21 - 30 cigarettes per day: Nicotine Patch 21 mg daily Patient smokes 31 - 40 cigarettes per day: Nicotine Patch 28 mg (21 mg +7 mg) daily Patient smokes greater than 40 cigarettes per day: Nicotine Patch 42 mg (21 mg +21 mg) daily AND: Nicotine gum 2 mg pieces PRN (maximum of 10 pieces per day) ALCOHOL USE DISORDER Baseline CIWA-Ar score (see Appendix “A”): PAWSS score (see Appendix “B”): Patient is more suitable for supervised/inpatient withdrawal management if: PAWSS greater than 4 CIWA-Ar greater than 20 Any history of alcohol withdrawal seizures, or delirium tremens Any of fever, disorientation, drenching sweats, severe tachycardia, hypertension, pregnancy, concurrent substance use Diastolic blood pressure greater than 100 mmHg, Heart Rate greater than 120 bpm or irregular heart rhythm Medications on next page
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COVID-19 PANDEMIC PRACTITIONER ORDER SET Assisted Self-Isolation Tobacco and Alcohol Use Disorder Withdrawal Prevention and Management
Patient’s name:
HSN:
DOB: dd/mm/yyyy
To complete the order form, fill in required blanks and check the appropriate boxes (). Pre-checked boxes () are initiated automatically. To delete orders, draw one line through the item and initial.
Allergies: See Regional Allergy / Intolerance Record OR: Patient Weight Kg Actual Estimated
Posted Initial
ORDERS AND SIGNATURE Page 1 of 2
Date & Time Practitioner Signature:
Practitioner Name (printed):
Effective Date: July 28, 2020 SHA OS-025a Authorization: SHA Chief Medical Officer July 28, 2020 Send order set change requests to [email protected]
This order set is to be used in conjunction with SHA OS-025 Assisted Self-Isolation – Initiation Orders, and is to be used as an outpatient prescription to be filled at the patient’s community pharmacy. This order set is NOT intended for Inpatient or ER use.
TOBACCO USE DISORDER
Patient may smoke or vape in their room and/or balcony
AND/OR:
Nicotine Replacement Therapy
Dispense daily x days
Choose ONE of the following options:
Patient smokes less than 10 cigarettes per day: Nicotine Patch 7 mg daily
COVID-19 PANDEMIC PRACTITIONER ORDER SET Assisted Self-Isolation Tobacco and Alcohol Use Disorder Withdrawal Prevention and Management
Patient’s name:
HSN:
DOB: dd/mm/yyyy
Posted Initial
ORDERS AND SIGNATURE Page 2 of 2
Date & Time Practitioner Signature:
Practitioner Name (printed):
Effective Date: July 28, 2020 SHA OS-025a Authorization: SHA Chief Medical Officer July 28, 2020 Send order set change requests to [email protected]
If CIWA Score is between 10 - 20:
Suggested regimens below. Choose EITHER fixed-dose diazepam OR LORazepam protocol NOTE: LORazepam is preferred for patients with significant liver or respiratory disease and those greater than 65 years of age:
COVID-19 PANDEMIC PRACTITIONER ORDER SET Assisted Self-Isolation Tobacco and Alcohol Use Disorder Withdrawal Prevention and Management
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Effective Date: July 28, 2020 SHA OS-025a Authorization: SHA Chief Medical Officer July 28, 2020 Send order set change requests to [email protected]
B. Prediction of Alcohol Withdrawal Severity Scale (PAWSS) Maldonado et al., 2014
Part A: Threshold Criteria: (1 point either) 1. Have you consumed any amount of alcohol (i.e., been drinking)
within the last 30 days? OR did the patient have a “+” BAL upon admission? IF the answer to either is YES, proceed with test:
Part B: Based on patient interview: (1 point each)
2. Have you ever experienced previous episodes of alcohol withdrawal?
3. Have you ever experienced alcohol withdrawal seizures?
4. Have you ever experienced delirium tremens or DT’s?
5. Have you ever undergone alcohol rehabilitation treatment?
(i.e. in-patient or out-patient treatment programs or AA attendance)
6. Have you ever experienced blackouts?
7. Have you combined alcohol with other “downers” like bendoziazepines or
barbiturates during the last 90’s?
8. Have you combined alcohol with any other substance of abuse during the last 90 days?
Part C: Based on clinical evidence: (1 point each)
9. Was the patient’s blood alcohol level (BAL) greater than 200 mg/dL? (SI units 43.5 mmol/L) OR For men: Have you consumed more than 3 standard drinks in the past 12 hours?
For women: Have you consumed more than 2 standard drinks in the past 12 hours?
10. Is there any evidence of increased autonomic activity?
Interpretation: Maximum score = 10. This instrument is intended as a SCREENING TOOL. The greater the number of positive findings, the higher the risk for the development of alcohol withdrawal syndrome (AWS).
A score of 4 or greater suggests HIGH RISK for moderate to severe (complicated) AWS; prophylaxis and/or inpatient treatment are indicated.
*Modification: In the event that BAL is not available, the Canadian Low Risk Drinking Guidelines threshold levels can be used.