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Table 5 Clinical Staff Satisfaction Ratings

From: A randomized matched-pairs study of feasibility, acceptability, and effectiveness of systems consultation: a novel implementation strategy for adopting clinical guidelines for Opioid prescribing in primary care

Question

Strongly agree (%)

Agree (%)

Neutral (%)

Disagree (%)

Strongly disagree (%)

I have a better understanding of the benefits and risks of long-term opioid prescribing for chronic pain

50

27

18

5

0

I am more familiar with current literature regarding evidence-based guidelines for long-term opioid prescribing for chronic pain

50

32

18

0

0

My clinic’s workflows related to opioid prescribing are easier

48

35

17

0

0

I utilize screening processes for mental health and substance abuse issues with patients who are prescribed long-term opioids for chronic pain more often

39

26

35

0

0

I utilize treatment agreements with patients who are prescribed long-term opioids for chronic pain more often

36

27

36

0

0

I utilize urine drug testing as a precautionary measure with more patients who are prescribed long-term opioids for chronic pain

32

36

32

0

0

I have more discussions with my colleagues regarding opioid prescribing for chronic pain

48

39

9

4

0

I feel more able to meet the recommendations of the ongoing UWHealth initiative related to opioid prescribing

58

38

4

0

0