1-Month Follow-up for Screening, Detection, and Diagnosis of Opioid Use Disorder

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Completing this training activity resulted in improvement of my (Select all that apply):*
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- Patient Outcomes
Your Confidence

Please describe your confidence in the following clinical skills:*

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Use motivational interviewing skills to optimize patient communication and outcomes in buprenorphine treatment
Screen for opioid use disorder through patient interviews and use of standardized screening instruments
Assess patients for signs and symptoms of opioid use disorder

Your Attitude
The following are important in office-based opioid treatment:*
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Building rapport with the patient
Recognizing the expertise of the patient on his or her own motivation
My OBOT Practice Plans
I plan to engage in the following for patients in my practice (check as many as apply):*
- Screen all patients 18 and over for opioid use disorder
- Use an approach like motivational interviewing to help patients with opioid use disorder engage with treatment

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Building rapport with the patient
Recognizing the expertise of the patient on his or her own motivation

This Training Activity

Your Confidence

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