1-Month Follow-up for Assessing Patients for Buprenorphine Treatment

The "Assessing Patients for Buprenorphine Treatment" Activity

Your Confidence

Your Attitude

My OBOT Practice Plans

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The "Assessing Patients for Buprenorphine Treatment" Activity
Completing this learning activity resulted in improvement of my (Select all that apply):*
- Knowledge
- Competence
- Performance
- Patient Outcomes
Your Confidence

Please describe your confidence in the following clinical skills:*

Your Attitude
The following are important in an office-based treatment of opioid use disorder:*
N/A Strongly Disagree Somewhat Disagree Neither Disagree Nor Agree Somewhat Agree Strongly Agree
Testing for other drug use
HIV testing before starting buprenorphine treatment
My OBOT Practice Plans
I will engage in the following if I prescribe buprenorphine for opioid use disorder (check as many as apply):*
- Urine drug testing before starting buprenorphine treatment
- Pregnancy testing before starting buprenorphine treatment

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	N/A	Strongly Disagree	Somewhat Disagree	Neither Disagree Nor Agree	Somewhat Agree	Strongly Agree
Testing for other drug use
HIV testing before starting buprenorphine treatment

Strongly Not Confident

Somewhat Not Confident

Neither Not Confident Nor Confident

Somewhat Confident

Strongly Confident

Assessing whether patients having opioid use disorder are appropriate for office-based buprenorphine treatment.

Anticipating common medical and psychiatric problems in patients with opioid use disorder that may complicate treatment

Developing individualized buprenorphine treatment plans for patients

Referring patients for the treatment of opioid use disorder when office-based treatment is not appropriate