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Predictors of successful initiation of buprenorphine in enriched enrollment randomized withdrawal clinical trials in both opioid experienced and nave participants: A participant-level meta-analysis
Introduction:No prediction models exist for the success for buprenorphine initiation in opioid-naïve patients or in transition from other opioids in patients treated for chronic pain.Objectives:To create a prediction model for the successful use of buprenorphine to treat chronic pain.Methods:Stepwis
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