Table 3.
• In the Outpatient Centers: ◦ Face-to-face assistance/telephone contact. ◦ Dispensing methadone and performing urine controls. ◦ Initiation of new treatments with opiate agonists (methadone, buprenorphine/naloxone). ◦ Coordination with Primary Care units. ◦ Implementation of new programs adapted to the circumstances of the alarm state. ◦ Information from professionals on the impact on patients of the alarm state: relapses, compliance with the pharmacological treatments, psychopathology's evolution if there is, beginning or increase in the alcohol consumption, benzodiazepines or other substances, changes in the “market” of drugs in their city. ◦ Patients and Professionals Affected by Covid-19 Infection. ◦ Degree of satisfaction expressed by users with the attention received. • In the Residential Facilities/Nursing homes: ◦ The continuity or not of the center's functioning. ◦ Changes in the operating rules. ◦ Execution or not of new admissions. ◦ Registration of the discharges: scheduled, voluntary, forced. ◦ Patients and Professionals Affected by Covid-19 Infection. ◦ Degree of satisfaction expressed by users with the attention received. |