• Stimulant Agreement

    PROVIDER-PATIENT AGREEMENT FOR STIMULANT MEDICATIONS
  • I understand that I have Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) that currently requires the use of controlled medication to increase my function. Stimulant medications can be a safe and effective way of treating patients with ADHD. These medications are classified as Schedule II controlled substances by the United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). This means that there are strict federal laws regarding these prescription medications.

    I understand that compliance with the following guidelines is imperative in continuing ADHD treatment with Oklahoma Primary Associates. I understand that I have the following responsibilities and agree to adhere to all the following rules while I am under the care of Oklahoma Primary Associates:

  • Notice of Risk

    The use of stimulant medications may be associated with certain risk such as, but not limited to:

    Central nervous system: jitteriness, sleep disturbance, tension, psychomotor restlessness, and emotional lability.

    Cardiovascular: blood pressure elevation, tachycardia, arrhythmia, palpitations.

    Gastrointestinal: weight loss, poor growth, anorexia.

    Dermatological: itching and rash.

    Endocrine and metabolic: hot flashes, increased thirst, weight loss.

    Urinary: erectile dysfunction.

    Drug Interactions with or altering the effect of other medications cannot be reliably predicted.

    Addiction (abuse): This refers to abnormal behavior directed towards acquiring or using drugs in a nonmedically supervised manner. Patients with a history of alcohol and/or drug abuse are at increased risk for developing addiction.

    Physical dependence: Physical dependence means that I will experience withdrawal symptoms if my medication use is markedly decreased, discontinued, or reversed by other drugs. Withdrawal from stimulants includes extreme fatigue, mental depression, and changes in sleep.

    Allergic reactions are possible with any medication. This usually occurs early after initiation of the medication. Most side effects are transient and can be controlled by continued therapy or the use of other medications.

    The risks, side effects and benefits of the medication have been discussed with me in detail. I understand the risks and benefits of taking this stimulant and agree to the terms above. I understand violation of this agreement may terminate any further treatment of my condition with controlled stimulant medications.

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