Doctors, nurses, and pharmacists from hospital emergency departments across the state came together for a training on how to reduce opioid prescribing as part of a new state initiative called Opioid Reduction Options program, or ORO, funded by the New Jersey Department of Health and New Jersey Department of Human Services.
ER personnel get training on how to reduce opioid prescribing
Leah Mishkin, Correspondent | November 4, 2019 | Health Care
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