Opioid naïve definition

Opioid naïve means a patient who has not used opioids for more than seven consecutive days during the previous 30 days.
Opioid naïve means a patient who has not used opioids in the previous thirty days.
Opioid naïve means a patient who has not been prescribed and/or dispensed opioids for use on more than seven consecutive days during the previous thirty days.

More Definitions of Opioid naïve

Opioid naïve means a member has not received a prescription for an opioid within the last 45 days.

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