Buprenorphine Agreement

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Buprenorphine Agreement This agreement has 5 parts: Part 1 Tells you how and when to take your medicine. Part 2 Describes the goals of treatment. Part 3 Lists things you and your doctor agree to do. Part 4 Lists things that could happen if you do NOT do the things listed in Part 3. Part 5 Sign the form. You and Dr. __________ must sign the form. PART 1 MY MEDICINE Medicine Breakfast Lunch Dinner Bedtime Go to the next page 1

PART 3 THINGS I AGREE TO DO GOALS OF TREATMENT I understand that my cravings may not completely go away. I understand that buprenorphine (bupe) may not work for me. Goals for me are: ______________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PART 3 THINGS I AGREE TO DO I will only get my buprenorphine from my doctor tell all my other doctors that I am taking buprenorphine and cannot take any other opiate medications (eg Vicoden, Percocet) tell my doctor about ALL of the medicines (over-the-counter, herbs, vitamins, those ordered by other doctors) I am taking. tell my doctor about all of my health problems. Go to the next page 2

I will Go to the next page only get refills during my doctor appt (refill requests may not be honored) tell my doctor if I get pain medicine from another doctor or emergency room. keep my buprenorphine in a safe place AND away from children. get my pain medicine from only ___________________ pharmacy. Address: Phone Number: bring all of my unused pain medicine in their orogonal pharmacy bottles to my office visits if my doctor asks me to. He or she may count the number of pills left in my bottle(s). allow my doctor to check my urine (pee) or blood to see what drugs I am taking. try all treatments that my doctor suggests, including social work and mental health referrals if necessary Go to the next page 3

I will NOT My doctor will Go to the next page share, sell or trade my buprenorphine with anyone. use someone else’s medicine(s) alter my urine sample (eg. add water, use someone else’s urine) change how I take my medicine(s) without asking my doctor. ask my doctor for extra/ early refills if I use up my supply before my next appointment. ask my doctor for extra refills if my medicine or prescription is lost or stolen. My doctor will work with me to find the best treatment for my addiction. refer me for additional help when needed Go to the next page 4

PART 4 I UNDERSTAND Go to the next page This is a controlled narcotic medication that may result in withdrawal symptoms when stopped immediately If I drink alcohol or use street drugs while taking my medicine: I may not be able to think clearly I could become sleepy I may injure myself or overdose If I ever: Steal Forge prescriptions Sell my medicine Disrespect clinic staff my doctor will stop my buprenorphine immediately If my goals (in Part 2) are not reached, my doctor may stop my buprenorphine If I do not follow this agreement, or if my doctor thinks that my medicine is hurting me more than it is helping me, my doctor : will continue to be my primary care doctor but will stop my buprenorphine immediately will refer me to a specialist for treatment of pain and/or drug problems Go to the next page 5

Adapted by Fox and Starrels, from: PART 5 SIGN THE FORM Sign your name and write the date. _______________________ _____________________ Sign your name Date Print your first name Print your last name __________________________________________________ Street City State Zip Code _______________________ Doctor Name Doctor Signature Date Adapted by Fox and Starrels, from: Lorraine S. Wallace, Ph.D.© 6