CLINIC-BASED BUPRENORPHINE TREATMENT: Evidence-Based for Retention in HIV Care
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CLINIC-BASED BUPRENORPHINE TREATMENT: Evidence-Based for Retention in HIV Care

  • 03/10/2017

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    Clinic-based Buprenorphine Treatment integrates buprenorphine-naloxone (BUP) treatment into HIV primary care. After a 2-day BUP induction, opioid-dependent HIV clinic patients receive BUP doses in the HIV clinic 3 times weekly for 2 to 4 weeks until they are stabilized. At each clinic visit, patients also receive unstructured individual counseling, provide urine samples for point-of-care urine drug tests, take BUP doses under observation, and receive take-home supplies of BUP to last until their next clinic visit. A treatment team of the interventionist and BUP-prescribing physicians meets weekly to discuss patients’ progress in treatment.
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