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Opioids, Pharmacokinetics, Therapeutics & Dosing

If Opioids Were Antibiotics and Pain Had an MIC

May 22, 2016May 23, 2016 / Guest / 7 Comments on If Opioids Were Antibiotics and Pain Had an MIC

Dr. Raouf just can’t get enough pain!  Thank you for sharing your insight as a full fledged PharmD.  Here’s what…

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Blog, Dr. Jeffrey Fudin Posts, Guest Article Post, Pharmacokinetics

Common Sense & the Plight of Topical NSAIDs

July 21, 2015July 22, 2015 / Jeffrey Fudin / 13 Comments on Common Sense & the Plight of Topical NSAIDs

Common Sense – Common Cents – Common Scents I go with #3 because something just doesn’t smell right. Now we…

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Blog, Dr. Jeffrey Fudin Posts, Pharmacokinetics, Therapeutics & Dosing

One Size Opioid Dose Does Not Fit All

November 12, 2014 / Jeffrey Fudin / 27 Comments on One Size Opioid Dose Does Not Fit All

…and there is good reason for this.  To believe otherwise is indeed credulous.  Although I will introduce scientific reasons to…

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Blog, Opioids, Opioids & Politics, Pharmacokinetics, Professional Continuing Education, Resident & Student Posts, Therapeutics & Dosing

Mythbusters: Hydrocodone is NOT a ProDrug!

September 9, 2014September 12, 2014 / Guest / 41 Comments on Mythbusters: Hydrocodone is NOT a ProDrug!

Many urban myths have surfaced of late, perhaps as a result of the newfound interest among politicians professing to be…

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Blog, Dr. Jeffrey Fudin Posts, Opioids, Pharmacokinetics, Therapeutics & Dosing

Serum Opioid Monitoring; where’s the evidence?

December 19, 2013December 20, 2013 / Jeffrey Fudin / 21 Comments on Serum Opioid Monitoring; where’s the evidence?

There is no shortage of guidelines for opioid use in chronic noncancer pain.1-4  All of them advocate in some form…

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Blog, Dr. Jeffrey Fudin Posts, Opioids, PGY2 Pharmacy Pain Residents, Pharmacokinetics, Resident & Student Posts, Therapeutics & Dosing

Is there Maximum Daily Morphine Equivalent?

September 30, 2013September 30, 2013 / Jeffrey Fudin / 7 Comments on Is there Maximum Daily Morphine Equivalent?

Converting to daily morphine equivalents is not elementary.  Inaccurate opioid conversions can place patients at increased risk of underdose or…

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Blog, Dr. Jeffrey Fudin Posts, PGY2 Pharmacy Pain Residents, Pharmacokinetics, Resident & Student Posts

Neuropathic Cancer Pain Treatment & Related Drug Interactions

May 6, 2013June 2, 2013 / Jeffrey Fudin / 1 Comment on Neuropathic Cancer Pain Treatment & Related Drug Interactions

Dr. Josephine Sasu-Tenkoramaa collaboratively with Dr. Jeffrey Fudin The World Health Organization’s (WHO) 3-Step Analgesic Ladder adopted in the 1980’s…

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Blog, Opioids, Pharmacokinetics, Resident & Student Posts

Morphine Serum Levels – How the Numbers Add Up

February 22, 2013February 22, 2013 / Admin / 20 Comments on Morphine Serum Levels – How the Numbers Add Up

Guest Blogger:  Cory Villanueva, Pharm.D. Candidate 2013, under the mentorship of Dr. Jeffrey Fudin. .  Guest posts by Resident and Intern Pharmacists…

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Opioids, Pharmacokinetics, Resident & Student Posts

The Path to Publication in Healthcare

December 9, 2012 / Guest / 1 Comment on The Path to Publication in Healthcare

Having an article published is a great honor; it is an acknowledgement that your ideas and proposals are justified enough…

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Blog, Methadone, Opioids, Pharmacokinetics, Therapeutics & Dosing

Methadone – The Good, the Bad, the Practical

November 19, 2012November 19, 2012 / Guest / 111 Comments on Methadone – The Good, the Bad, the Practical

Jennifer Schneider M.D. For many years I was an internist, addiction medicine doc, and specialist in medication management for chronic…

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