I. Brief Advice
PCP
After a patient participant enrolls, the RA/RC informs the patient’s PCP and provides the PCP with a printed ‘Summary to the Clinician’ that explains the patient participant’s prescreening results (TAPS and, if applicable, COMM) and a script that guides the PCP in providing brief advice on reducing risky opioid use. The scripts are adapted from those used in the QUIT trial [For patient participants with an upcoming scheduled primary care visit at the time of enrollment, PCPs are asked to give brief advice at the time of the visit. If the participant does not have a scheduled primary care visit, the PCPs are asked to call the patient to deliver the brief advice within 10 business days. Afterwards, PCPs fill out an intervention checklist about the advice given (or not given).All patient participants are asked by research staff to watch a ‘Video Doctor’ recording during the baseline study visit to supplement any brief advice that is delivered by the PCP, as utilized in the QUIT trials [