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Preferred Drug Connecticut Medicaid Alphabetized Preferred Drug (PDL) Notations Brand Equivalent BETAMETHASONE DIPROPIONATE 0.05% LOTION (TOPICAL)

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Connecticut DSS Provider Workshop Introduction …

Confidential | www.sandata.com Connecticut DSS Provider Workshop Introduction to Electronic Visit Verification November 2015

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ACNE AGENTS, TOPICAL ‡ ANGIOTENSIN …

acne agents, topical ‡ angiotensin modulator combinations anticonvulsants, cont. (step therapy category) amlodipine / benazepril (oral) ethosuximide solution (oral) (dx code required - differin and epiduo) amlodipine / olmesartan (oral) gabitril tablet (oral)

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Internet Claims Submission Frequently Asked Questions . Q How do I start to create a new claim? Q How do I learn what each field on the internet claim means?

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Internet Claims Submission Frequently Asked …

Q How do I start to create a new claim? A Once logged onto your secure provider Web account, click on Claims, then click on the applicable claim type Professional, Institutional or Dental or if –

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APR DRG FAQs - ctdssmap.com

Return to Top APR DRG FAQs *all red text is new for 11/16/2015 . The following FAQs address general topics related to APR DRGs. Additional detail information

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CPT/HC Provider Chronic Revenue Major Category …

CPT/HC PC required: Provider Specific * General Outpatient Psychiatric Outpatient Chronic Disease Outpatient

Connecticut interChange MMIS - ctdssmap.com

Connecticut Medical Assistance Program 5010 Companion Guide V1.12 April 10, 2017 II The preparation of this document was financed …

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Therapeutic Classes Additions (preferred) Removals (non ...

Connecticut Medicaid Preferred Drug List (PDL) Changes ***Effective 1/1/2019*** PDL Changes Effective: 1/1/2019 Therapeutic Classes Additions (preferred) Removals (non-preferred)

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Enrollment/Re-Enrollment Requirements for Methadone …

Enrollment/Re-Enrollment Requirements for Methadone Clinics order for your to complete or ents will result in the return of the enrollment/re-enrollment

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End of Life and Palliative Care Medication Prescribing

2.5 mg subcut • Morphine is recommended as first line subcut opioid for majority. o. MORPHINE . PAIN & 1st line for . 1(one) hourly PRN max PRN dose in 24 hours = 15mg (equivalent to 6 PRN doses) See pain and/or dyspnoea management flowchart . for guidance on commencing regular subcutaneous morphine . fpat ient sn th ela days o if

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Opioid Conversion Table

Dose Equivalent Morphine Sulfate (30mg) Codeine 0.15 4-6 200 mg Fentanyl (MCG/hr) 2.4 12.5 mcg/hr** Hydrocodone 1 3-6 30 mg Hydromorphone 4 4-5 7.5 mg Morphine 1 3-6 30 mg

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Promoting Patient Care and Safety

morphine milligram equivalents (MME)/day, and should avoid increasing dosage to ≥90 MME/day or carefully justify a decision to titrate dosage to ≥90 MME/day. PRESCRIBE SHORT DURATIONS FOR ACUTE PAIN . Long-term opioid use often begins with treatment of acute pain. When opioids are used for acute pain, clinicians should prescribe

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Quick Reference for Healthcare Providers

Features a morphine milligram equivalent (MME) calculator, Guideline key points, motivational interviewing techniques, resources, and glossary terms. Pocket Guide: Tapering Opioids for Chronic Pain. Serves as a quick reference for when and how to taper and important considerations for safe and effective care.

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WHO EML 22nd List (2021)

morphine Therapeutic alternatives: - hydrormorphone - oxycodone Granules (slow release; to mix with water): 20 mg to 200 mg (morphine sulfate). Injection: 10 mg (morphine hydrochloride or morphine sulfate) in 1 mL ampoule. Oral liquid: Tablet (slow release): 10 mg to 200mg (morphine hydrochloride or morphine sulfate).

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COMPLETE MORPHINE VARIABLE DOSE CHART 2

• Morphine is always prescribed orally. • If the oral route is not available, then the subcutaneous route is used. • The subcutaneous dose is half the oral dose e.g. 10mg oral morphine = 5mg sc morphine. 2. DOSE • There is no standard dose of morphine • If the patient is not on an opioid then 5-10mg orally is a reasonable starting dose.

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