Converse of object

• prescribe: There is much more to the care of drug users than prescribing methadone.

• dispense: The national policy on heroin treatment is to dispense methadone to be consumed orally, every day, in the presence of the pharmacist.

• receive: For the last two months I have been receiving methadone every morning.

• use: Indeed, 44 % on methadone used heroin on a daily basis.

• take: In some parts of England, this model has been followed with community pharmacists playing an important role in supervising patients taking oral methadone.

• give: It is illegal to sell or give methadone to anyone else.

Adjective modifier

• injectable: Firstly cost, injectable methadone is roughly twice the price of methadone mixture.

• oral: Examples of detoxification regimes using oral methadone are shown in the above table.

• prescribed: It would be short-sighted for any health care professional to assume that, once on prescribed methadone, all users are stabilized.

• regular: Correspondingly, there is severely questionable recovery when being prescribed regular Methadone while working a Twelve Step program.

Modifies a noun

• maintenance: Program quality effects on patient outcomes during methadone maintenance: a study of 17 clinics.

• dosage: The near term opportunity relates to new improved methadone dosage forms incorporated into the ADS system.

• prescription: Many patients coming into prison are already on methadone prescriptions.

• dose: References 3. NTA Research into Practice 4: More than just methadone dose.

• treatment: However, not all heroin users want methadone treatment.

• mixture: Firstly cost, injectable methadone is roughly twice the price of methadone mixture.

Noun used with modifier

• dose: The move to more high dose methadone along with the current evidence has been slow progress.

• prison: The cost per heroin free day, compared with no prison methadone, was estimated.

• heroin: Now addicts are being offered the heroin substitute methadone.

• substitute: Now addicts are being offered the heroin substitute methadone.