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Colorado

No opioid laws

  • Colorado Medical Society passed July 2017 board meeting – Opioid Prescribing and Treatment Guidelines for Emergency Departments
  • Regulatory Boards for dental, medical, nursing and pharmacy in Colorado along with the Nurse-Physician Advisory Taskforce for Colorado Healthcare supported development of Policy for Prescribing and Dispensing Opioids:
    • Bright line thresholds for additional safeguards at certain levels: 90 days in duration, 120 MME dosages or certain formulations such as transdermal or long-acting preparations
    • Assessing patient risk in all prescribing situations
    • Classifying pain – acute vs chronic pain

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