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Patient Guide: Elements of Buprenorphine Treatment

What is buprenorphine? Who can prescribe it? How can you improve your chances of treatment success?

Learn about:

Common terms used in buprenorphine treatment
What training and other qualifications a healthcare provider need to prescribe buprenorphine
Rules and regulations that help provide structure to your treatment
How written treatment agreements can support treatment success

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Patient Guide: Elements of Buprenorphine Treatment

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