However, there was an increasing trend in fentanyl consumption (from 8.1 to 12.1 DDD/100 bed-days in 2015), which resulted in fentanyl replacing morphine from the most consumed opioid in 2015 (12.1 DDD/100 bed-days).
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[Trends in hospital consumption of analgesics after the implementation of a pain performance improvement plan].
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With regard to NSAIDs, a decreasing trend in dexketoprofen (−16.8%), ibuprofen (−34.9%), naproxen (−34.4%) and diclofenac consumption (−46.1%) was observed.