A slide from a nationwide online survey in late December 2016 that shows that probed doctors' attitudes toward opioids and chronic pain. The slide is divided into three sections.
The first section is titled "Fewer Opioids Prescribed" and it shows a bar graph that shows the percentage of physicians who have been diagnosed with opioid prescriptions in the past year. The graph shows that the majority of doctors who are diagnosed with the opioid prescription have been affected by the disease with the highest percentage being in the early stages of the disease. The second section is labeled "Reasons (all specialties)". The third section is labeled "All Specialties" and shows that 34% of doctors have experienced a decrease in the number of opioid prescriptions while the fourth section has a decline in the percentage. The fifth section is highlighted in orange indicating that the percentage has decreased. The sixth section is colored in blue representing the percentage that has decreased and the seventh section is color-coded to show the percentage with the lowest percentage.
At the bottom of the slide there is a section titled "Results" which provides further information about the results of the survey.
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