Hieu-Pham/cpgQA huggingface dataset:
Features and overview

Slower Taper is done over months or years. In the slower taper, reduce opioid by 5 to 20% every 4 weeks with pauses in taper as needed. Slower taper is the most common taper.  An example of the slower taper is given below. During the first month in the slower taper, 16% opioid reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg (60 mg+15 mg)SR Q8h. The subsequent monthly dosage for the slower taper is 60 mg SR Q8h for month 2, 45 mg SR Q8h for month 3, 30 mg SR Q8h for month 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for month 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for month 6, 15mg SR QHS for month 7. Stop slower tapering after month 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: What may be considered after stopping faster tapering after month 7?
Answer: morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: How long does the faster taper take?
Answer: over weeks
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: How much opioid to reduce in the faster taper?
Answer: 10 to 20% every week
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: During the first week in the faster taper what does consist of 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD?
Answer: 75 mg SR Q8h
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 16% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on week 1, what dose should be taken on week two of the faster opioid tapering?
Answer: 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 16% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on week 1, what dose should be taken on week three of the faster opioid tapering?
Answer: 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 16% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on week 1, what dose should be taken on week four of the faster opioid tapering?
Answer: 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 16% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on week 1, what dose should be taken on week five of the faster opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR Q8h
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 16% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on week 1, what dose should be taken on week six of the faster opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR Q12h
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 16% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on week 1, what dose should be taken on week seven of the faster opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When to stop faster tapering?
Answer: after week 7
Features and overview

Faster Taper is done over weeks. In faster taper, reduce opioid by 10 to 20% every week.  An example of the faster taper is given below. During the first week in the faster taper, 16% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 75 mg SR Q8h. The subsequent weekly dosage for the faster taper is 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h for week 2, 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for week 3, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for week 4, 15 mg SR Q8h for week 5, 15 mg SR Q12h for week 6, 15 mg SR QHS x 7 days for week 7. Stop faster tapering after week 7 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: What may be considered after stopping faster tapering after week 7?
Answer: morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: How long does the rapid taper take?
Answer: over days
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: How much opioid to reduce in the rapid taper?
Answer: by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: During the first day in the rapid taper what does consist of 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD?
Answer: 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 33% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on day 1, what dose should be taken on day two of the rapid opioid tapering?
Answer: 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 33% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on day 1, what dose should be taken on day three of the rapid opioid tapering?
Answer: 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 33% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on day 1, what dose should be taken on day four of the rapid opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR Q8h
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 33% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on day 1, what dose should be taken on day five of the rapid opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR Q12h
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 33% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on day 1, what dose should be taken on day six of the rapid opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR Q12h
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 33% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on day 1, what dose should be taken on day seven of the rapid opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR Q12h
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 33% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on day 1, what dose should be taken on day eight of the rapid opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR QHS
Features and overview

Rapid Taper is done over days. Rapid tapers can cause withdrawal effects and patients should be treated with adjunctive medications to minimize these effects; may need to consider admitting the patient for inpatient care. If patients are prescribed both long-acting and short-acting opioids, the decision about which formulation to be tapered first should be individualized based on medical history, mental health diagnoses, and patient preference. Data shows that overdose risk is greater with long-acting preparations. In rapid taper, reduce opioid by 20 to 50% of first dose if needed, then reduce by 10 to 20% every day. An example of the rapid taper is given below. During the first day in the rapid taper, 33% reduction of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD consists of 60 mg SR (15 mg x 4) Q8h. The subsequent daily dosage for the rapid taper is 45 mg SR (15 mg x 3) Q8h for day 2, 30 mg SR (15 mg x 2) Q8h for day 3, 15 mg SR Q8h for day 4, 15 mg SR Q12h for day 5-7, 15 mg SR QHS for day 8-11. Stop rapid tapering after day 11 and may consider morphine IR 15 mg ½ tablet (7.5 mg) twice daily.

Question: When reducing 33% of morphine SR 90 mg Q8h = 270 MEDD on day 1, what dose should be taken on day nine of the rapid opioid tapering?
Answer: 15 mg SR QHS