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What Role do Gynecologists Play in Preventing Opioid Overdose?

Gynecologists have a vital role in preventing opioid overdose by:
- Assessing patient history thoroughly before prescribing opioids.
- Educating patients on the risks and safe use of opioids.
- Prescribing the lowest effective dose for the shortest duration.
- Considering non-opioid alternatives when appropriate.
- Monitoring patients for signs of misuse or dependency.

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