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OMT patients who ignore repeated warnings to stop using heroin should be gradually withdrawn off methadone
|
0.630
|
0.397
|
0.729
|
0.532
|
|
OMT patients who continue to abuse non-opioid drugs (e.g. benzodiazepines) should have their dose of OMT medication reduced.
|
0.612
|
0.374
|
0.611
|
0.374
|
|
If repeated warnings of non-prescriptive use of benzodiazepines are ignored, the patient should be discharged from the OMT program
|
0.939
|
0.882
|
0.948
|
0.898
|
|
If repeated warnings of use of Cannabis are ignored, the patient should be discharged from treatment (OMT)
|
0.845
|
0.714
|
0.643
|
0.413
|
|
The GP should waive the right to prescribe class A and B drugs other than the OMT medication to OMT patients
|
0.540
|
0.292
|
0.472
|
0.223
|
|
OMT patients who continue to take drugs and function poorly should be discharged from the OMT program
|
0.675
|
0.455
|
0.726
|
0.527
|
|
It is unethical to discharge patients from the OMT program due to continuing drug use and poor functioning
|
0.672
|
0.451
|
0.690
|
0.475
|
|
Accessibility items
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OMT services should be expanded so all heroin addicts who want OMT can receive it
|
0.635
|
0.403
|
0.683
|
0.466
|
|
It is unethical to deny heroin addicts OMT
|
0.678
|
0.460
|
0.743
|
0.552
|
|
OMT's main aim is to reduce harmful effects of opioids and IV drug use (syringes)
|
0.487
|
0.237
|
0.310
|
0.096
|
|
GPs should be able to initiate OMT-medication on their own initiative
|
0.288
|
0.083
|
0.385
|
0.148
|
|
Too many LAR-patients are discharged from the OMT program
|
0.475
|
0.226
|
0.379
|
0.143
|
|
Young opioid dependents (<20) should not be offered OMT
|
0.495
|
0.245
|
0.403
|
0.162
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