Low-Dose Steroids to Decrease Postoperative Pain and Opioid Use
Authors:
- Diana GardinerDGDiana Gardiner
- Brendan J. McShaneBMBrendan J. McShane
- Marie KerrMKMarie Kerr
- Prateek AgarwalPAPrateek Agarwal
- Anissa SaylanyASAnissa Saylany
- Nikhil SharmaNSNikhil Sharma
- Disha JoshiDJDisha Joshi
- John PierceJPJohn Pierce
- Nicole Pasao-PhamNPNicole Pasao-Pham
- Stephen J. DanteSDStephen J. Dante
- Eileen Maloney-WilenskyEMEileen Maloney-Wilensky
- William C. WelchWWWilliam C. Welch
- 1 July 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in The Journal for Nurse Practitioners
- Vol. 16 (7) , 523-527
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