Abhängigkeitsmanifeste

Abhängigkeitsmanifeste are documents signed by individuals seeking help for their addiction to certain substances, typically opioids. These manifeste are required by German law in order to receive medication-assisted treatment, such as the opioid antagonist buprenorphine. The document typically includes the individual's personal details, such as their name, date of birth, and place of residence, as well as their medical information, including the substances they are dependent on and the dates of their consumption.

The Abhängigkeitsmanifest is a legal requirement for individuals seeking treatment in Germany, and it must be signed by the individual themselves. This means that the person seeking help must explicitly acknowledge their addiction and agree to receive treatment. The manifeste serves as a formal recognition of the individual's dependency and is often used as a starting point for treatment planning with a healthcare professional. The document is typically kept on file by the healthcare provider and can be used to ensure continuity of care.

The Abhängigkeitsmanifest is a closely monitored process, and healthcare providers are required to report any instances of forged or manipulated manifeste to the relevant authorities. The Manifeste also helps healthcare providers to screen for other mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, or other substance use disorders. Overall, the Abhängigkeitsmanifest plays a crucial role in enabling individuals to access crucial support and rehabilitation services for their addiction.

The Abhängigkeitsmanifest is usually done with a doctor or a healthcare professional.