Adolescent buprenorphine initiation at home (ages 13+)
Guidance for teen patients ages 13+ starting buprenorphine at home, including home induction.
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Adolescent buprenorphine initiation at home (ages 13+)
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff
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Patient, Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff
Starting buprenorphine at home for adolescents
For teen patients ages 13+ who have been prescribed buprenorphine for home induction.
Emergency department buprenorphine initiation
Prescriber, Nurse
Emergency department buprenorphine initiation
Buprenorphine initiation for adult patients in the ED, including induction and dosing guidance.
Inpatient care of OUD with buprenorphine uptitration
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff
Inpatient care of OUD with buprenorphine uptitration
Treating pregnant or non-pregnant patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) who are admitted to the hospital, including buprenorphine dose adjustment.
Emergency department adolescent buprenorphine initiation (ages 13+)
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff
Emergency department adolescent buprenorphine initiation (ages 13+)
Buprenorphine initiation for teen patients ages 13+ in the ED, including induction guidance.
Emergency department methadone initiation
Prescriber, Nurse, Administrator, Support staff
Emergency department methadone initiation
Methadone initiation in the ED for patients with opioid use disorder (OUD), including dosing and bridge care.
Emergency department methadone initiation in pregnancy
Prescriber, Nurse, Administrator, Support staff
Emergency department methadone initiation in pregnancy
Treating pregnant patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) who want to start methadone in the ED.
Initiation of long acting injectable buprenorphine in acute care settings
Prescriber, Nurse, Administrator
Initiation of long acting injectable buprenorphine in acute care settings
Treating patients with OUD who want LAI buprenorphine, also called extended-release buprenorphine (such as Sublocade).
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Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff
Choosing a treatment plan in acute care settings
Example patient scenarios for choosing treatment plans when patients with OUD are in the hospital or ED, including MOUD (sometimes called MAT).
Fostering Culture Change to Improve Care for Patients with Substance Use Disorders
Administrator, Support staff, Prescriber, Nurse
Fostering Culture Change to Improve Care for Patients with Substance Use Disorders
Guidance for health care teams working to reduce stigma and improve care for patients with substance use disorder (SUD), including opioid use disorder (OUD).
