Dave Preble talks about ways to improve the way medical professionals handle the prescription of opioids for pain, how to identify drug-seeking behavior, methods of solving the issue that aren’t incarceration, and avoiding the complete demonization of using opioids.
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Dr. Dave Preble is the senior vice president of the Practice Institute. In this role, Dave provides strategic vision...
Liane Jackson joined the Journal staff as an assistant managing editor in 2016. She is an attorney who previously practiced at...
If you want to know more about the opioid crisis, who better to ask then those who prescribe the drugs in the first place. In this report from On The Road at ABA Annual Meeting 2018, host Liane Jackson talks to Dave Preble, a dentist who seeks to improve the way medical professionals handle the prescription of opioids for pain. He discusses how to identify drug-seeking behavior, methods of solving the issue that aren’t incarceration, and avoiding the complete demonization of using opioids.
Dr. Dave Preble is the senior vice president of the Practice Institute where he provides strategic vision and leadership for developing ADA policy.
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| Published: | August 6, 2018 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Medical Law |
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