Re: Prescription Pain Medications: FAQs for Health Care Profe...

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FYI....Cary

> The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and a panel of specialists

> in pain and addiction medicine have released Prescription Pain Medications:

> Frequently Asked Questions and Answers for Health Care Professionals and Law

> Enforcement Personnel (.pdf).

>

> This document, which is intended for clinicians, law enforcement, and

> regulators, responds to the need for education in the appropriate use of

controlled

> prescription drugs. The goal is to support a balanced approach, which

> protects the legitimate medical use of these essential drugs while encouraging

> actions that prevent abuse, addiction, and diversion.

>

> Visit http://www.stoppain.org to view this morning's press release and to

> download the .pdf version of the document.

>

[Guest guest]

and a-

FYI....Cary

> The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and a panel of specialists

> in pain and addiction medicine have released Prescription Pain Medications:

> Frequently Asked Questions and Answers for Health Care Professionals and Law

> Enforcement Personnel (.pdf).

>

> This document, which is intended for clinicians, law enforcement, and

> regulators, responds to the need for education in the appropriate use of

controlled

> prescription drugs. The goal is to support a balanced approach, which

> protects the legitimate medical use of these essential drugs while encouraging

> actions that prevent abuse, addiction, and diversion.

>

> Visit http://www.stoppain.org to view this morning's press release and to

> download the .pdf version of the document.

>