The WV Nalox(ONE) Screening Follow-up task is designed to facilitate a check-in with the patient to assess pain relief and side effects, educate on safe usage and disposal, document referrals as appropriate, and answer any questions the patient has related to their opioid medication.

Any patient living in West Virginia that is prescribed an opioid medication is eligible for the WV Nalox(ONE) program.

For the Nalox(ONE) Screening Follow-up task to be generated, users must indicate in the initial Nalox(ONE) Screening task that the opioid medication or dose is new to the patient.

Contrary to the Nalox(ONE) Screening task, no action is needed by the user to generate the Nalox(ONE) Screening Follow-up task. DocStation will automatically generate the Nalox(ONE) Screening Follow-up task 3 days after completion of the initial Screening task.

Note: The Follow-up task will remain available on DocStation for 14 days, after which it will expire.

The Follow-up task is quick and easy. Simply follow the prompts to properly document the encounter.

Once complete, the Select Documents window will open. If desired, users may generate an eCare plan from the Nalox(ONE) by selecting [eCare plan] from the dropdown menu.

🎦 Check out the video below on the Nalox(ONE) Screening Follow-up task completion process

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