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. 2022 Mar 31;89(7):1938–1947. doi: 10.1111/bcp.15318

TABLE 1.

Demographic data of patients enrolled in study

Characteristics n N (%)
Number of participants, n (%) 20
Sex, n 20
Male 16 (80.00)
Female 4 (20.00)
Age, years, median (IQR) a 20 50 (43.50–59.30)
Body mass index (BMI), median (IQR) a 20 28 (24–32)
Indication for buprenorphine treatment 20
Pain 5 (25.00)
Opioid dependence 15 (75.00)
Dose of buprenorphine, mg, median (IQR) a 20 14 (4–24)
Duration of treatment on current dose of buprenorphine, days, median (IQR) a 217 (77–364)
Dosing site 20
Pharmacy 9 (45.00)
Outpatient hospital clinic 11 (55.00)
Number of days out of 28 observed dosing 20
<7 10 (50.00)
7–14 0 (0.00)
14–28 10 (50.00)
Organ dysfunction (%) 20
Liver impairment b 3 (15.00)
Kidney impairment c 2 (10.00)
Pre‐existing mental health diagnosis 20
Yes 8 (40.00)
No 12 (60.00)
Co‐prescription of CYP3A4 interacting medication, number of participants 20
Inducer 1 (5.00)
Inhibitor 4 (20.00)
Substrate 8 (40.00)
Prior history of blood‐borne virus 20
HCV 4 (20.00)
HBV 0 (0.00)
HIV 0 (0.00)
Co‐infection with HCV, HBV, HIV 1 (5.00)
a

IQR; interquartile range.

b

Liver impairment defined as presence or absence of documented cirrhosis.

c

Kidney impairment defined as estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) less than the lower limit of normal for age.