Safe Opiate Prescribing 2016

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Safe Opiate Prescribing 2016 Dr Satbir Singh Jassal MBE General Practitioner Medical Director Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young Adults

Prescribing exercise

Prescribing exercise Child aged 3yrs weight 12Kg In pain needs paracetamol How would you give and how much Child 2-4yrs 180mg qds Child 1 month-6 years 15-20mg/kg qds

Paracetamol Paracetamol 180mg po every 4-6 hours, max 4 doses in 24hrs Using 120mg/5mls = 7.5ml Using 250mg/5mls = 3.6mls Other route?

Paracetamol Suppositories 60mg, 120mg. 125mg. 240mg, 250mg. Pain not controlled now needs codeine Child 1month-12years 0.5-1mg/kg every 4-6 hours

Codeine Codeine no longer recommended Is this right? – Codeine Tramadol Pain not controlled needs morphine Child 2-12 years 200-300microgram/kg every 4 hours Also how to give

Morphine Morphine 200micrograms X 12Kg = 2400 micrograms per dose NOW convert to mg = 2.4mg per dose Comes as 10mg/5ml Give 2.4mg/1.2ml every 4 hours Give 4.8mg/2.4mls or 5mg/2.5mls bedtime if do not wish to wake child in night Pain not controlled how would you increase?

Morphine Give as required addition doses. 1 hour between doses Opioids - Benefits Pain now controlled on 2.4mg every 4 hours plus 2 additional doses of 2.4mg a time. You wish to convert to MST or Fentanyl. Which do you choice how and why?

MST /Fentanyl Total daily morphine dose 2.4mg X 6 = 14.4mg (regular) 2.4mg X 2 = 4.8mg (prn) Total = 19.2mg Use MST 10mg bd Mix a 20mg MST sachet in 10mls of water and give 10mg/5mls bd Fentanyl ‘12’ patch = 30-45mg morphine What is BTP dose How to convert?

Breakthrough Pain

Breakthrough Pain

MST BTP = 10% or 16% of total 24hr dose If stable 2mg /1ml of oral morphine If unstable 3mg/1.5ml of oral morphine Give at same time as last morphine elixir dose. Child unable to swallow needs sc infusion of diamorphine

Diamorphine 20mg oral morphine = 6.66 mg diamorphine 10mg oral morphine = 5mg parenteral morphine 2 to 1 15mg parenteral morphine = 10mg parenteral diamorphine 1.5 to 1 Therefore 15mg oral morphine = 5 mg parenteral diamorphine 3 to 1 20mg oral morphine = 6.66 mg diamorphine Set syringe driver at 7mg of diamorphine over 24 hours. What is BTP dose and how to give? How to convert

Diamorphine BTP = 10% of total 24hr dose Intranasal (use injection or spray, comes in 720 and 1600microgram/actuation) = 720mcg/actuation Buccal (use injection) = 0.7mg Stop MST and start syringe driver straight away. Childs requirement goes up to 20mg/24hrs of diamorphine, child improves and you are asked to convert to fentanyl patches

Fentanyl Convert diamorphine to oral morphine. diamorphine 20mg sc/24hrs times 3 = 60mg of oral morphine/24hrs Product monograph: CBNF  Oral morphine 30mg = 12 micrograms/hour patch of fentanyl Oral morphine 60mg = 25 micrograms/hour patch of fentanyl Oral morphine 120mg = 50 micrograms /hour patch of fentanyl Oral morphine 180mg = 75 micrograms /hour patch of fentanyl. Oral morphine 240mg = 100 micrograms /hour patch of fentanyl. .

Fentanyl Use product monogram and convert to fentanyl ‘25’ patch What is BTP dose and how to give? How to convert?

Fentanyl lozenge View 1 25mcg/hr patch over 24 hours = 600mcg/24hr Using BTP rule needs 60-96mcg dose. Smallest lozenge = 200mcg. Child must be on minimum fentanyl 100mcg/hr patch to use lozenge. Licenced for over 16years only Must be able to use correctly

Fentanyl lozenge View 2 The usefulness of lozenges in children is limited by the dose availability, no reliable conversion factor and also varies between preparations. Another caution is that opioid morphine approximate equivalence of the smallest lozenge (200 microgram) is 30 mg, meaning it is probably suitable to treat breakthrough pain only for children receiving a total daily dose equivalent of 180 mg morphine or more. Older children will often choose to remove the lozenge before it is completely dissolved, giving them some much-valued control over their analgesia. Note lozenge must be rotated in buccal pouch, not sucked. Unsuitable for pain in advanced neuromuscular disorders where independent physical rotation of lozenge not possible.

Fentanyl intranasal Neonate - Child<2 years: 1 microgram/kg as a single dose, Child 2-18 years: 1-2 micrograms/kg as a single dose, with initial maximum single dose of 50 micrograms. The injection solution can be administered by the intranasal route for doses less than 50 micrograms which is the lowest strength of nasal spray available.

Fentanyl conversion Stick on patch and continue to use s/c syringe driver for 12 hours (THEN STOP) Change patches every 72hrs What about buprenorphine patches?

Buprenorphine patches Consider strength and duration of use.

Buprenorphine patches are approximately equivalent to the following 24-hour doses of oral morphine morphine salt 12 mg daily ≡ BuTrans® ‘5’ patch 7-day patches morphine salt 24 mg daily BuTrans® ‘10’ patch morphine salt 48 mg daily BuTrans® ‘20’ patch morphine salt 84 mg daily Transtec® ‘35’ patch 4-day patches morphine salt 126 mg daily Transtec® ‘52.5’ patch morphine salt 168 mg daily Transtec® ‘70’ patch

Buccal Opiates Morphine and Oxycodone are poorly lipophilic but have some positive data This may be due to intercellular absorption They are just about small enough! Diamorphine solubility falls between fentanyl and morphine Most fentanyl preparations not suitable for children

Opioid rotation The child is now up to Fentanyl 100mcg/hr and is now long term on opioids. Child develops tolerance / side effects and you are asked to rotate their opioid. What do you choose and why? How do you rotate?

Opioid rotation Oral morphine 240mg = 100 micrograms /hour patch of fentanyl. When rotating convert dose to morphine equivalent = 240mg Then reduce dose by 30% because of tolerance = 160mg Then convert too MST = 80mg bd. Now child is intolerant of morphine what else can you use and how?

Opioid rotation Use Oxycodone. Do not attempt direct fentanyl to Oxycodone conversion From previous calculations child needs 160mg morphine equivalence over 24hrs. Oral Morphine 1.5: Oral Oxycodone 1 , i.e. 15mg Morphine: 10mg Oxycodone 160x0.66(1/1.5) = 106.66/24hrs of Oxycodone Give child Oxycodone MR (OxyContin) 50mg bd

Methadone 1 Mu and delta receptor agonist NMDA receptor antagonist Has inactive metabolites Long and variable elimination half life Drug interaction with phenytoin and carbamazepine Useful in paradoxical pain and when morphine tolerance a problem. Can be used in renal failure Good in inflammatory, ischaemic and neuropathic pain. My take up to 10 days to reach steady state plasma levels.

Methadone 2 Useful in paradoxical pain and when morphine tolerance a problem. Can be used in renal failure Good in inflammatory, ischaemic and neuropathic pain. May take up to 10 days to reach steady state plasma levels.

Methadone Bioavailability 41-99% Half life 7-65 hours Metabolism – Hepatic CYP3A4, CYP2B6 and CYP2D6 Metabolism affected by many drugs High fat solubility

Methadone - Issues Fat saturation timing and dose reduction, Frequency of increasing dose. Do you substitute or prescribe jointly with other opioids What is the BTP dose and what form? Dose conversion formula 10mg morphine = 2.5mg methadone 100mg morphine = 16.2mg methadone 500mg morphine = 36.2mg methadone (Rule of 15 – Xmg/15 +15 with 25% reduction for cross tolerance)

Methadone Conversion Table Daily morphine equivalent dose Conversion ratio (morphine : methadone) Methadone "Rule of 15" <100mg 3:1 Divide total morphine dose by 15, then add 15mg to get total daily dose methadone Rule of 15 – Morphine mg/15 +15mg 101 to 300mg 5:1 301 to 600mg 10:1 601 to 800mg 12:1 801 to 1000mg 15:1 Accurate from 60 to 1200mg/day of morphine >1000mg 20:1 (ref Plank W, Simplified methadone conversion, J Palliat Med, 2005 Jun;8(3):478-9)

Ayonrinde OT, Bridge DT. The rediscovery of methadone for cancer pain management. Med J Aust 2000; 173(10): 536-540. Daily oral morphine dose equivalents Conversion ratio of oral morphine to oral methadone  <100 mg 3:1 101-300 mg 5:1 301-600 mg 10:1 601-800 mg 12:1 801-1000 mg 15:1 >1000 mg 20:1

Gazelle G, Fine PG. Fast Facts Documents #075 - Methadone for the Treatment of Pain, 2nd ed 2009. End of Life/ Palliative Education Resource Center. Link:http://www.eperc.mcw.edu/EPERC/FastFactsIndex/ff_075.htm(Revisited April 2013). "Due to incomplete cross-tolerance, it is recommended that the initial dose is 50-75% of the equianalgesic dose"  - Based on the Ayonrinde method above. Daily oral morphine dose equivalents Conversion ratio of oral morphine to oral methadone using 25% reduction (75% of equianalgesic dose)  <100 mg 4:1 101-300 mg 6.7:1 301-600 mg 13.3:1 601-800 mg 15.4:1 801-1000 mg 20:1 >1000 mg 26.7:1

Mercadante S, Casuccio A, Fulfaro F, et al Mercadante S, Casuccio A, Fulfaro F, et al. Switching from morphine to methadone to improve analgesia and tolerability in cancer patients: A prospective study. J Clin Oncol. 2001;19:2898-2904. 30-90 mg 4:1 90-300 mg 8:1 > 300 mg 12:1

Methadone - Issues Who should initiate How much do we teach different people When used for drug addiction

Opioid Naive 100-200mcgs/kg per dose 1.2-2.4mg per dose (max 5mg) Every 4 hours for first 2-3 doses Then every 6-12hrs Reduces dose by up to 50% when pain control and saturation occurs. BTP – short acting opioid.

Opioid substitution / rotation or switch In one approach, previous opioid therapy is completely stopped before starting a fixed dose of methadone at variable dose intervals. The other approach incorporates a transition period where the dose of the former opioid is reduced and partially replaced by methadone which is then titrated upwards.

Other Methadone Oral to parenteral 2:1, but parenteral to oral 1:1 ECG Drug interaction Use renal impairment- reduce dose 50% Problems with overdose

Ketamine NMDA receptor antagonist Anaesthetic drug Good for pain syndromes with sensory abnormalities of neuropathic or inflammatory pain Bioavailability parenteral=93%, oral=16% Oral – analgesia in 30mins, half life 1-3hrs Tastes horrible Can cause hallucinations, confusion or delirium

Ketamine prescribing Child 1 month -12 years 150mcg/kg/dose 1.8mg /dose prn or 6-8hrly Can use sublingually Oral to parenteral 1:1, but parenteral to oral 3:1 Urinary tract symptoms Dilute with normal saline in CSCI. Watch side effects, ?haloperidol or midazolam.

Where to get help Rainbow hospice symptom control manual. www.ppcscm.co.uk APPM drug formulary http://www.appm.org.uk/10.html CBNF

Thank you for coming and listening

Is this right? - Codeine Analgesic effect due to (<10%) conversion to morphine. Codeine is a prodrug Enzyme CYP2D6. Foetus, CYP2D6 activity is absent or less than 1% of adult values Apprx 25% of the adult values in children below five years. Analgesic effect is (very) low or absent in neonates and young children.

Codeine Substantial inter-individual and inter-ethnic differences in the conversion rate. Furthermore, the percentage of poor metabolisers can vary in ethnic groups from 1% to 30%. Conversely, Individuals who metabolise codeine quickly and extensively are at risk of severe opioid toxicity.

WHO pain ladder (World Health Organisation 2012) Codeine Strong opioids + adjuvant Low doses of strong opioids + adjuvant Simple analgesia + adjuvant Increasing pain intensity

Tramadol Centrally acting related structurally to codeine / morphine. Has 2 enantiomers one working on mu opioid receptor, the other on inhibition serotonin reuptake and inhibition norepinephrine reuptake (enhancing inhibitory effects on pain transmission in spinal cord) Have active metabolites

Tramadol Has rapid and almost complete oral absorption. Excreted by kidneys. ½ life of 6 hours Catalysed by Cytochrome 450 CYP2D6, CYP2B6 and CYP3A4 Wide variable pharmacokinetics Analgesic potency of 10% of morphine

Tramadol Can help in neuropathic pain Less constipation Good in combination with paracetamol NOT RECOMMEND BY WHO Codeine