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Home > tipSC > Resources > tipSC Issues > September 2017
tipSC Issues

September 2017

Using Morphine Milligram Equivalents (MME) to Signal Opioid Risk

  • September 2017 – Issue No. 1: Opioids by the Numbers
  • OPIOID Products: Characteristics and Conversion Factors
    o    OPIOID Products: Characteristics and Conversion Factors References
  • Test your practical understanding of daily MME in clinical practice
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