Methadone & Buprenorphine Programs
Office-based and OTP-delivered MOUD remains the backbone of opioid use disorder treatment in the US and globally. The session covers long-acting injectable buprenorphine formulations (Brixadi, Sublocade), real-world diversion and adherence data, methadone take-home flexibility after the 2024 SAMHSA permanence rule, integration with primary care and federally qualified health centres, methadone in pregnancy and breastfeeding, and the regulatory landscape post X-waiver elimination. Discussion addresses pharmacy access challenges, mobile MAT vans, telehealth-initiated buprenorphine after the 2025 DEA flexibility extension, and the global access debate as buprenorphine generics become more widely available outside high-income countries.
- Long-acting injectable buprenorphine
- Methadone take-home flexibility
- SAMHSA 2024 permanence rule
- OTP-primary care integration
- Telehealth buprenorphine initiation
- Methadone in pregnancy
- Mobile MAT vans
- Global generic access
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- 01Opioid Use Disorder
- 02Alcohol Use Disorder
- 03Stimulants & Polysubstance Use
- 04Behavioral Addictions
- 05Harm Reduction
- 06Medication-Assisted Treatment
- 07Recovery Support Services
- 08Prevention & Early Intervention
- 09Neuroscience of Addiction
- 10Trauma & PTSD-Related Use
- 11Adolescent Addiction
- 12Pregnancy & Addiction
- 13Co-occurring Mental Illness
- 14Tobacco & Nicotine Cessation
- 15Cannabis Use Disorder
- 16Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy
- 17Digital Therapeutics in Addiction
- 18Addiction Policy & Public Health
- 20Naloxone & Overdose Prevention
- 21Recovery Housing
- 22Peer Support Specialists
- 23Addiction Medicine Training
- 24Stigma & Communication
- 25Drug Policy Reform
- 26International Drug Trends
- 27Older Adults & Addiction
- 28Veterans & Addiction
- 29Criminal Justice & Treatment
- 30Family Therapy
- 31Spirituality & Recovery
- 32Genetics of Addiction
- 33Polysubstance Use Trends
- 34Emerging Drugs of Abuse
- 35Workforce Development