Fine-Tune Medications to Minimize Symptoms at the End of Life

January 2017

End-of-life care raises unique med considerations.

Pain control often requires high opioid doses.

Consider strategies to optimize pain relief...such as switching opioids if patients develop tolerance, or "asymmetric dosing" where opioid doses differ in the morning and evening.

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Fine-Tune Medications to Minimize Symptoms at the End of Life

Get concise, unbiased advice for effective drug therapy, plus CE/CME

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