top of page
Image by Fran

Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT) For Opioid Use Disorder

1

Assessing The Patient Who Wants Buprenorphine

Determine if they are better suited for Rapid Start of Self-Directed Start

Universal algorithm - doesn’t matter what they are using - methadone, fentanyl, black tar... whatever!

2

Buprenorphine Rapid Start Guide

Standard ED Start - they are kicking in front of you

3

Buprenorphine Home Start Guide

To be used for patients who are not actively withdrawing in the ED (recent opioid use)

4

Bup Bullets - additional options for complex ED bup starts

Unique considerations for patients using fentanyl or who have had complex buprenorphine transitions in the past

5

Starting Buprenorphine after an Opioid Overdose

You can start Buprenorphine (Bup) Immediately after a suspected opioid overdose has been reversed with naloxone.

6

Inpatient Buprenorphine Guide

Information on buprenorphine for admitted patients

7

Emergency Department Extended-Release Buprenorphine Start Guide

Info on starting long-acting injectable buprenorphine in the emergency department

bottom of page