Prescribers – Ventura County Responds

Prescribers

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Prescribers Care

Prescribers are key to creating change in our community. Find safe prescribing resources and learn about best practices, guidelines, and upcoming events.
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Prescribers Care Resources

See the comprehensive list of resources shared during the Prescribers Care Discussion Series.

Prescribers Care Resources

See the comprehensive list of resources shared during the Prescribers Care Discussion Series.

Prescriber Discussion Series

The prescribing community of Ventura County gathered to discuss the latest trends, best practices, and guidelines for patient care and provider coordination.

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Common Street Drug Terms

See common terms used for counterfeit pills and other street drugs, as well as ingestions terms of modes of ingestion.

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Prescribers Care Mailing List

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CURES 2.0

Learn about the CURES prescription monitoring database and how to register.

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Opioid & Naloxone FAQ

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Talking to Your Doctor

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Fentanyl & Counterfeit Pills

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Featured Video:
Fentanyl is Forever – the Doctor

Opioids of any kind are highly addictive even with short-term use and can lead to overdose and death. It's important to apply safe prescribing best practices when it comes to prescription painkillers.

Featured Video:
Fentanyl is Forever – the Sister

Opioids of any kind are highly addictive even with short-term use and can lead to overdose and death. If you or anyone you know is dealing with opioid addiction, talk to your doctor. There are new and effective treatments available.