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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the opioid agreement form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name in the designated field at the top of the form. This personalizes the agreement and establishes your identity as the patient.
  3. Carefully read each statement regarding your treatment plan and initial next to each one after reviewing. This confirms your understanding and agreement to the terms outlined.
  4. Fill in the medication name you will be taking, ensuring accuracy as this is crucial for your treatment.
  5. Provide the name and phone number of your chosen pharmacy in the specified section, which helps streamline prescription refills.
  6. Sign and date the form at the bottom, along with your prescriber’s signature, to finalize the agreement.

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An opioid treatment agreement is a document signed by a patient and their healthcare provider. Its purpose is to help the patient and healthcare provider work together toward safe and effective pain management.
Documented drug diversion or prescription forgery, obvious impairment, and abusive or assaultive behaviors usually require a firm, immediate response. The degree to which the patient has bdocHubed the pain agreement and/or the presence of criminal activity should govern the physicians response.
For this reason, we recommend Five As of assessment: Analgesia, Activity, Adverse reactions, Aberrant behavior and Affect. Every person for whom opioids are prescribed has the potential to abuse their medication (Webster Dove, 2007).
LIMITATIONS ON DAYS SUPPLY With specified exceptions, a physician or physician assistant shall not prescribe more than a 7-day supply of an opioid to a patient who has not had an opioid prescription in the last 12 months from that physician or physician assistant.
I agree to the following (initial each): I agree to take the medication, (name) as prescribed. If problems arise, including adverse effects, I agree to promptly notify my prescriber. I agree to obtain opioids from ONE designated licensed prescriber.

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I, (patient receiving chronic pain medications), agree to correctly use pain medications prescribed for me as part of my treatment for chronic pain. I understand that these medications may not get rid of my pain but may decrease the pain and increase the level of activity that I am able to do each day.

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