Managing Acute and Chronic Pain in Patients on Medication-Assisted Therapy

Authors

  • Yasser Mubarak Shaeeb Aldossary
  • Turki Khalid M Alabdulrahman
  • Saad Mohammed Saad Alrogie
  • Bader Mohammed Ghaeb Alotaibi
  • Sultan Meshal Alotaibi
  • Raed Juman Muhammad Al-Qahtani

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53555/sfs.v10i5.2236

Keywords:

medication-assisted therapy, opioid use disorder, pain management, chronic pain, acute pain

Abstract

This paper examines the article titled "Managing Acute and Chronic Pain in Patients on Medication-Assisted Therapy" published in the American Family Physician. The study investigates the challenges faced in treating patients on medication-assisted therapy (MAT) for opioid use disorder (OUD), specifically focusing on managing acute and chronic pain in this population. The article provides recommendations for healthcare providers to navigate the complexities of pain management in patients on MAT. The paper explores the methodology, results, and implications of the study, and discusses the limitations and future directions for research in this area. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive approach to pain management for patients on MAT.

Author Biographies

  • Yasser Mubarak Shaeeb Aldossary

    Nursing technician, Imam abdulrahman alfaisal hospital

  • Turki Khalid M Alabdulrahman

    Nursing technician, imam abdulrahman alfaisal hospital

  • Saad Mohammed Saad Alrogie

    Nursing technician, imam abdulrahman alfaisal hospital

  • Bader Mohammed Ghaeb Alotaibi

    Nursing technician, Afif General Hospital

  • Sultan Meshal Alotaibi

    Nursing technician, Afif General Hospital

  • Raed Juman Muhammad Al-Qahtani

    Specialist Nursing, Al-Ruwaidah Hospital in general view

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Published

2023-01-10