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This swimlane diagram illustrates how a community pharmacy can use telehealth and existing collaborative practice agreement laws to provide medications for opioid use disorder in a community pharmacy setting. A swimlane diagram is a tool that shows the steps of a process while clearly identifying who is responsible for each part of the workflow. In this diagram, the workflow moves from left to right. Participants in the workflow are listed along the left-hand side, and each participant has their own lane that runs horizontally across the diagram. Square shapes represent process steps, diamond shapes represent decision points, and ovals represent termination points. The lane where a shape is located represents who is responsible for that step in the process. This format helps the viewer easily see how responsibilities shift across different participants throughout the workflow. It is important to note that this diagram intentionally does not describe how each step is carried out in detail, as that may vary depending on pharmacy volume, technician support, and state laws. This workflow was designed for a pharmacy with both a pharmacist and a technician, but if a technician is not present, the pharmacist would perform those responsibilities as well. By mapping this process, the diagram highlights how community pharmacies can play a critical role in expanding timely and accessible treatment for patients with opioid use disorder.

00:00 Overview
02:11 Initiation Phase
12:25 Maintenance Phase