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See Latest ArticlesBuprenorphine prescription, misuse and service provision: a global perspective
Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 09/02/09
Ho R et al. – The outcome of buprenorphine maintenance programmes varies from country to country and it is determined by the local therapeutic traditions, regulatory restrictions and existing service provision for opioid misusers. This article addresses the pharmacology of buprenorphine, the benefits and drawbacks of its prescription, service provision for opioid misuse around the world, policy recommendations, and prescribing training requirements.
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