Program Overview
The Current Opioid Misuse Measure (COMM) is a validated measure that has been computerized to reduce length and improve efficiency.
The COMM is a self-report instrument for identifying and monitoring opioid misuse in chronic pain patients taking prescription opioids for pain. The original COMM had 17 items that were empirically selected from a pool generated by pain management and addiction specialists. The COMM is intended to identify patients engaging in opioid abuse, opioid diversion, and opioid-seeking behaviors. Patients who score a 9 or above screen positive for opioid misuse. The COMM has been well-validated as a paper-and-pencil instrument. Researchers are adapting the COMM to be delivered via computer using a brief version of the COMM or using analytic methods to reduce the length of the COMM, based on the likelihood of a patient screening positive or negative.
Last Updated: 09/30/2024
Delivery:
Computer-based
Theoretical Approach(es):
None specified
Target Substance:
Opioids
Target Outcome(s):
Prescription opioid misuse
Ages:
Young Adults (18-30)
Adults (30+)
Genders:
Male
Female
Races/Ethnicities:
Unspecified
Setting(s):
Primary Care
Pain Management Clinics
Geographic Location(s):
Unspecified
Country:
USA
Language:
English