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Skyler Chouinard1, Aman Prasad1, Randall Brown1,2
1University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison, Wisconsin.
Background:
There is a national opioid misuse and overdose crisis. Consensus guidelines seek to inform practice and reduce risk; however, effect on clinician attitudes and knowledge remains unclear.
Methods:
We surveyed 228 medical students and physicians in Wisconsin to assess their knowledge regarding at-risk patients, alternatives to opioids, and best treatment practices for opioid addiction. We also assessed attitudes about prescribing naloxone, relapse likelihood, and responsibility for the crisis.
Discussion:
Enhancement of opioid-related education is both necessary to address knowledge gaps and desired by students and physicians.
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