Addiction treatment providers will no longer have to undergo extra training and approval to dispense key medication
health care providers have had to get additional training and a special waiver to dispense buprenorphine, a medication used to help treat people with opioid addictions. The regulations not only limited who could prescribe the drug but also created a sense of mystery, complication and stigma around it, further curtailing its use even as the country struggled against years of spiraling opioid deaths., the requirement — known to providers as the X-Waiver — is gone.
“ stops setting aside buprenorphine as another medicine that needs some kind of special understanding in order to utilize it clinically,” said Josh Blum, a
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