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Key stakeholders, including patients, health care professionals, state and local public health officials, law enforcement, and regulatory agencies, met to discuss the initial draft guideline and recommended revisions. This formed the basis of the final revised recommendations. During the guideline development process, the CDC staff worked closely with the Rational Rose team to ensure that any potential conflicts of interest of the panelists were disclosed and managed. Key issues pertaining to opioid overdose prevention and its impact on patients with noncancer pain were considered early in the guideline development process. The panelists agreed that it would be important to establish a better understanding of the burden of opioid-associated harm in different patient populations (eg, children, pregnant women, adults with coexisting psychiatric disorders). Thus, discussion of different populations or interventions was included in the meeting. Other issues that were considered included the early detection of misuse in opioid-naive patients and risk stratification to determine different harm risk profiles (eg, risk vs no risk) for various opioid dosage. These considerations were reflected in the guideline recommendations, which were developed on the basis of the evidence considered at the time. Based on the panelists' and stakeholders' recommendations, the draft recommendations included a set of interventions that providers can use as part of comprehensive medication therapy management programs and patient tools that they can implement in their practices. A section was added that listed interventions for acute and chronic opioid-associated harm in children. 3d9ccd7d82
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