Stop Over-Prescribing Opioids after Colorectal Surgery: More Than Half of Patients Do Not Take Them
David C. Meyer(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Karim Alavi(UMass Memorial Medical Center), Paul R. Sturrock, Cristina R. Harnsberger(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Susanna S. Hill(Worcester Memorial Hospital), Justin A. Maykel, Adam J. Resnick(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Jennifer S. Davids(Boston University)
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