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Lessons learnt from establishing a high dose opioid review clinic for people living with HIV
Helen Laycock1, Vanessa Crawford2, Andrew Sc Rice3,4
1Clinical Lecturer in Pain Medicine, Department of Surgery & Cancer, Imperial College London, London, UK.
Abstract:
People living with HIV represent a unique aging population, living with a chronic condition associated with significant pain. A number take high dose, long-term opioids to manage moderate to severe chronic pain, presenting specific risks. This article highlights the size and impact of this problem and outlines the service objectives and set up of a specialist clinic to manage people living with HIV on high dose opioids, alongside its successes and learning points.
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