This project developed from the successful collaboration between SoP and pharmacy leadership from Fort HealthCare in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin and the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin. This toolkit was co-developed by team of researchers (Co-Principal Investigators: Michelle Chui, David Mott & Martha Maurer) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy – Sonderegger Research Center in collaboration with practicing pharmacists from Fort HealthCare (Sarah Pagenkopf and Tyler Prickette). Look for what you think is the most useful and start there. Not all sections of this toolkit will be useful to everyone. Two key features of the toolkit are podcast episodes and audio clips from interviews with Wisconsin pharmacists sharing their opioid stewardship experiences, lessons learned and advice.
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You will find supporting evidence, curated information about resources, strategies for how to implement opioid stewardship, and tools (e.g., templates for charter, agendas). The toolkit contains 8 modules each focused on a different opioid stewardship topic and formatted as Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) relating to the topic. It includes guidance and resources for those who are just beginning to implement opioid stewardship initiatives as well as for those who are looking to expand current opioid stewardship initiatives. This toolkit is intended to be useful for health systems at varying stages in the development process. Each health system is at a different stage of developing opioid stewardship initiatives. This toolkit is intended for pharmacists working in health systems that serve rural communities to provide guidance on implementing opioid stewardship to improve patient care and safety. This toolkit presents examples of opioid stewardship initiatives that Wisconsin pharmacists have implemented along with supporting evidence, curated information about resources and tools. Health system pharmacists often lead these efforts and have many vital roles to play in opioid stewardship.
In response to the opioid crisis, Wisconsin health systems serving rural communities are developing opioid stewardship programs to facilitate appropriate opioid prescribing, opioid disposal, diversion prevention, management of the effects of the use of opioids, treatment of opioid use disorder and reducing opioid overdoses. Enhancing Opioid Stewardship in Rural Wisconsin Health Systems: A Toolkit for Pharmacists Background
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