Explore the clinical mechanics, organ-specific gating logic, and standardized workflows behind our inpatient equianalgesic decision support system.
Manual opioid safety assessments are often missed or inconsistent on busy hospital floors. Precision Analgesia automates risk scoring to safeguard patients before scripts are active.
Calculates Opioid-Induced Respiratory Depression (OIRD) scores based on age, sleep disorders, cardiac, and pulmonary comorbidities.
GFR-gating logic flags active metabolites (e.g. Morphine accumulation). The system automatically enforces a 50% dose reduction warning for compromised renal clearance.
Every login enforces a clinical responsibility toggle, ensuring the software operates strictly as a decision support aid.
Standard equianalgesic conversion charts fail to model variable half-lives, incomplete cross-tolerance, or slow patch accumulations. Precision Analgesia replaces static formulas with dynamic math.
Allows the clinician to dynamically slide and adjust cross-tolerance reductions (defaulting to safe CDC parameters of 30-50%).
Built-in algorithms for variable half-life Methadone titrations, Fentanyl and Buprenorphine patch conversions, and continuous IV infusions.
Automatically charts exponential and linear step-downs, plotting a clean step-down graph to prepare safe outpatient discharge tapers.
Inpatient admission is a critical window to address substance use. Precision Analgesia provides bedside tools to screen patients and guide transitions to Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT).
Access validated screeners (DAST-10, ASSIST-Lite, Opioid Risk Tool, PEG Pain & Function Scale) directly at the point of care.
Clinical workflows for buprenorphine inductions based on live Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale (COWS) scores.
Recommends evidence-based adjuvants (such as Suzetrigine, Acetaminophen) and non-pharmacological options to spare MME exposure.
Precision Analgesia operates strictly under clear regulatory guardrails to verify it operates as an informational logic layer rather than an active medical device.
Precision Analgesia is classified as a Non-Device Clinical Decision Support software tool under Section 3060(o)(1)(E) of the 21st Century Cures Act. The software presents clinical guidelines (CDC 2022, NCCN 2025, and FDA guidelines) transparently, displaying all formulas, equianalgesic ratios, and sources directly in the application's "Algorithm Transparency" and "Citations" interfaces.
It does not directly control, configure, or administer patient dosing hardware (such as infusion pumps), nor does it replace the diagnostic or treatment path decided by the licensed practitioner.
This software is an educational support tool. The clinician retains full, final responsibility for patient care, diagnoses, and prescription quantities. All conversions and calculations should be manually verified against institutional protocols before ordering.
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