Opioid stewardship, finally unified across pain clinic and pharmacy
Track every prescription, every supervised dose and every missed day in one system that sums morphine-equivalent exposure across prescriptions and raises the two alerts that matter most to patient safety.
The problem
A patient's morphine-equivalent dose accumulates across several separate prescriptions, and no single record shows the running total — so a patient can creep past a safe daily threshold before anyone notices, because each prescription looks reasonable on its own. On the pharmacy side, when a supervised-consumption client misses three consecutive days, tolerance is lost and the next full dose can be fatal — yet that missed-day count is usually buried in free-text notes instead of tracked as a number.
The solution
Pain Clinic & Opioid Stewardship gives pain-clinic physicians and pharmacy teams one stewardship record per patient that sums morphine-equivalent dose across every active prescription, counts consecutive missed supervised doses, and raises an alert banner the moment either safety threshold is reached — so the warning sign is visible before it becomes an incident.
Everything stewardship needs, in one record
Every capability below is implemented in the module.
Aggregate Morphine-Equivalent Total
Sums morphine-equivalent mg across every active, confirmed prescription on the patient's admission, recomputed automatically whenever a review changes.
Dual Safety Alerts
A morphine-threshold alert and a missed-day tolerance-loss alert, both configurable in Settings, surfaced as banners the moment either trips.
Structured Pain-Clinic Reviews
NRS current and worst-24h scores, DN4 neuropathic screening with an automatic positive flag, pain mechanism and site, interventional block type and taper agreement.
Supervised-Dose Tracking
Daily dose, instalment pattern and form, a consecutive missed-days counter, and client-presentation assessment on every supervised-consumption record.
Prescriber Communication Log
A timestamped record of every prescriber contact, its method and outcome, linked to the dose that triggered it.
Cascade Cleanup & Audit Trail
Deleting an admission removes its reviews, doses and contacts; every state change and field edit is tracked in the chatter.
Role-Based Field Visibility
Physician-only fields (interventional block, taper agreement) stay hidden from other clinical roles, with a four-tier group ladder from clinical user to manager.
Automatic Follow-Up Scheduling
Confirming a review or dose with a next-date creates the follow-up activity automatically, so the next appointment is never left to memory.
Trend Reporting & Stock Visibility
Graph and pivot views chart pain scores and dose history over time, and the supervised-dose form shows live on-hand stock of the substitution medicine.
How it works
Open an Admission
Create one stewardship episode per patient, covering pain-clinic care, supervised consumption, or both.
Log Reviews and Doses
Record structured pain-clinic reviews and supervised doses as they happen; thresholds and counts are calculated for you.
Watch the Alerts
The morphine-equivalent total and missed-day count are checked automatically, and a banner appears the instant either threshold is reached.
Follow Up and Report
Confirmed records schedule the next review or dose, and the Reporting menu charts the trend over time.
Frequently asked
No sales fog. If your question isn't here, email us and we'll answer it the same way.
No. Pain Clinic & Opioid Stewardship uses its own Admission record as the parent episode, so it installs on any Odoo 20, 19 or 18 database and serves pain-clinic-only, pharmacy-only, or combined providers without a proprietary dependency.
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Purchase, download and install directly from the official Odoo Apps Store — you'll always get the latest supported build.
Pain Clinic & Opioid Stewardship
An aggregate morphine-equivalent total across prescriptions and supervised-dose missed-day tracking — with dual safety alerts and structured pain-clinic reviews.
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