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Experts discuss opioid use with a focus on validated assessment tools, monitoring strategies, and risk mitigation practices, delving into the complexities of pain scales and emphasizing the need for functional assessments.

Health care professionals discuss navigating challenges in opioid management, emphasizing a patient-centric approach, and address barriers and differences among opioid misuse, abuse, and use disorder.

Stephanie Abel, PharmD, BCPS, and Megan Mitchell, PharmD, MS, discuss pharmacist roles in combating biases, fostering collaboration with prescribers, and implementing strategies for effective opioid stewardship.

A panel of experts share insights on overcoming challenges in responsible opioid prescribing and explore emotional responses, aversion to change, and the role of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing the opioid crisis.

Winona State University will host "The Greenest Buildings in the World: How Winona State Can Lead the Nation," with Jason F. McLennan, lead designer for Winona States upcoming CICEL project,

Expert colleagues explore responsible opioid management strategies and discuss addressing biases affecting prescribing practices across demographics and replacing stigmatizing language to improve patient outcomes; they also review practical approaches to creating ethical, equitable, and patient-centered opioid stewardship programs.

By GABRIEL HATHAWAY

Have you ever wondered which government department drives innovation and technological progress within the United States? The Advanced Technology Program (ATP) plays a critical role in shaping the future of technology and innovation. But do you know which department in the cabinet oversees this program and what their initiatives are?The ATP's mission is to support

The Winona college campus community has big dreams for the upcoming state legislative session.

A new vision of community service and volunteerism in America is emerging.