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Pharmacotherapy
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Pharmacotherapy policy
Clinical guidelines
Patient resources
Pharmacotherapy Treatment with Methadone and Buprenorphine
Pharmacotherapy Treatment with Methadone and Buprenorphine (in Vietnamese)
Pharmacotherapy newsletter
This newsletter is for doctors and pharmacists supporting the pharmacotherapy program in Victoria. You’ll find a range of articles related to prescribing and dispensing methadone and buprenorphine. The newsletter is produced by the Department of Human Services Drugs and Poisons Regulation Group.
Forms
Medical practitioners and community pharmacies may use the following forms to apply for approval to become a pharmacotherapy prescriber or pharmacotherapy supplier, respectively.
Approved medical practitioners may use the following forms to apply for a permit to treat an opioid dependent person with methadone or buprenorphine, notify the Department of Human Services of a patient's drug dependence, notify the department of methadone take away doses, and to notify the Department of Human Services of the termination of a patient's participation in the methadone or buprenorphine program.
Pharmacists may use the attached pharmacotherapy dispensing support program
tax invoice to claim payments for clients who are less than 19 years of age
or who have an existing Juvenile Justice order. If the Drugs and Poisons Regulation
Group has not notified you that the client is eligible for payment at your
pharmacy via a letter then the prescribing doctor may need to fax a statement
notifying a change of pharmacy from a particular date on Fax number 1300 360
830.
Information on notification and Schedule 8 permits
Information on notification and Schedule 8 permits for Medical Practioners
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