Temporal Factors Associated with Opioid Prescriptions for Patients with Pain Conditions in an Urban Emergency Department

Nursing and Health Professions

• Opiate 100%
• Emergency Ward 42%
• Patient 36%
• Odds Ratio 31%
• Pain 26%
• Prescription 26%
• Inpatient 15%
• Nephrolithiasis 10%
• Fracture 10%
• Musculoskeletal Pain 10%
• Physician 5%
• University Hospital 5%
• Backache 5%
• Abdominal Pain 5%
• Respiratory Distress 5%
• Cross-Sectional Study 5%
• Injury 5%
• Arthralgia 5%
• Age Groups 5%
• Pharyngitis 5%
• Ethnic Groups 5%
• Neck Pain 5%
• Sprain 5%
• Musculoskeletal Injury 5%
• Limb Pain 5%
• Female 5%
• Contusion 5%

INIS

• patients 52%
• pain 47%
• emergencies 42%
• comparative evaluations 15%
• kidney stones 10%
• fractures 10%
• design 5%
• medical centers 5%
• populations 5%
• ethnic groups 5%
• reduction 5%
• females 5%
• injuries 5%
• limbs 5%
• trauma 5%
• age groups 5%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Opiate 100%
• Pain 26%
• Fracture 10%
• Nephrolithiasis 10%
• Musculoskeletal Pain 10%
• Abdominal Pain 5%
• Cross-Sectional Study 5%
• Arthralgia 5%
• Backache 5%
• Pharyngitis 5%
• Neck Pain 5%
• Injury 5%
• Respiratory Distress 5%
• Sprain 5%
• Contusion 5%
• Musculoskeletal Injury 5%
• Limb Pain 5%