1-Month Follow-up for Induction-Initiating Buprenorphine Treatment

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Your Confidence

Your Attitude

My OBOT Practice Plans

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Your Confidence

Please describe your confidence in the following clinical skills:*

Your Attitude

The following are important in office-based buprenorphine treatment:*

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Remote or in-person monitoring of the patient during initial doses
Providing patient education before the initial buprenorphine dose.

My OBOT Practice Plans
I would engage in the following practices if prescribing buprenorphine treatment in my practice (check as many as apply):*
- Instruct the patient on safe medication storage and disposal.
- Ask patients if they are already self-medicating with buprenorphine

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Prepare patients to get ready to start buprenorphine treatment successfully

Describe basic dosing principles for buprenorphine treatment

Titrate buprenorphine dose to address the individual patient’s needs

Recognize, anticipate, and treat complications of buprenorphine during induction