Casey Grover, MD, FACEP
Casey Grover, MD, FACEP
Episode 30 - Buprenorphine After Naloxone Rescue
Episode 30 - Buprenorphine After Naloxone Rescue
Episode 30 - Buprenorphine After Naloxone Rescue
Tuesday 28th June 2022
Learn how buprenorphine can treat opiate withdrawal after naloxone rescue in emergency care with Dr. Casey Grover.
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Get the buttons here!Buprenorphine After Naloxone: A New Lifeline in Emergency Care
Getting patients into treatment with buprenorphine, as we all know, saves lives. So kudos to the authors for this work and for our education for this episode.
Picture this: a patient is brought into the emergency room after an opioid overdose and is revived with naloxone. What comes next? In this episode of 'Addiction in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care,' Dr. Casey Grover sheds light on an often overlooked but critical step—using buprenorphine to manage the subsequent opiate withdrawal. This approach could be a game-changer in emergency medicine. Dr. Grover breaks down the latest research, offering practical advice on how to integrate buprenorphine into post-naloxone care.
He discusses everything from the pharmacology of buprenorphine to its dosing and induction guidelines. You'll also hear about the use of naloxone to intentionally induce withdrawal for rapid buprenorphine initiation. The episode doesn't shy away from complex issues, such as managing methadone patients and understanding who might not be suitable for buprenorphine treatment. Dr. Grover's insights make this episode a must-listen for healthcare professionals aiming to improve patient outcomes in acute settings.
It's an eye-opener that could save lives by reducing the risk of repeat overdoses and increasing the chances of long-term recovery.