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Table 4 Provider-participant adherence to individual CDC guideline elements, assessed by review of patient-participant electronic health records

From: Toward Safer Opioid Prescribing in HIV care (TOWER): a mixed-methods, cluster-randomized trial

 

Baseline

Follow-up

p-value

Adjusted

p-value

 

Control (n = 18)

Intervention (n = 22)

Control (n = 18)

Intervention (n = 19)

  

1. Non-pharmacologic treatment

8 (44%)

12 (54%)

7 (39%)

17 (90%)

0.01

0.018

2. Non-opioid pharmacologic treatment

10 (56%)

18 (82%)

12 (67%)

17 (90%)

0.7

0.14

3. Treatment goal

2 (11%)

2 (9%)

1 (6%)

14 (74%)

0.009

0.018

4. Discussion of patient opioid responsibilities or written opioid contract

4 (22%)

3 (14%)

4 (22%)

9 (47%)

0.01

0.018

5. Median MME (IQR)

24.75 (9.375, 101.25)

60 (45, 175)

24.75 (9.375, 101.25)

75 (40, 160)

0.2

0.26

6. Had visits with patient at least every 3 months

13 (72%)

16 (73%)

10 (56%)

14 (74%)

0.3

0.32

7. Assessed opioid benefit

7 (39%)

7 (32%)

9 (32%)

19 (68%)

 < 0.0001

0.0003

8. Assessed opioid harm or risk of harm

16 (89%)

20 (91%)

17 (94%)

19 (100%)

 < 0.0001

0.0003

9. Reviewed PDMP data

9 (50%)

11 (50%)

12 (67%)

19 (100%)

 < 0.0001

0.0003

10. Performed urine drug testing

8 (44%)

14 (64%)

9 (50%)

15 (79%)

0.3

0.32

11. Patient not co-prescribed benzodiazepines

18 (100%)

19 (86%)

18 (100%)

16 (84%)

0.5

0.5

12. Follow-up planned within 1–4 weeks, if dose increased

18 (100%)

22 (100%)

18 (100%)

22 (100%)

N/A

N/A

13. Documented whether or not a high risk situation was suspected, and if so documented a plan to manage it

1 (5%)

5 (23%)

3 (17%)

18 (95%)

 < 0.0001

0.0003

14. Low risk patient, or if high risk provided naloxone

9 (50%)

5 (23%)

9 (53%)

12 (63%)

0.03

0.048