Ressources

This study examined stigma experiences and the degree to which substance use treatment reduced stigma among people with SUDs who were receiving care in an outpatient treatment facility after releas

This qualitative study investigated strategies of within-group categorization and differentiation among PWUD and the roles these social categories may play in shaping intragroup attitudes, percepti

Program changes implemented in response to COVID-19 hold promise as ongoing strategies to improve MOUD treatment.

This study aimed to identify barriers and facilitators to implementing naloxone and a supervised injection facility (SIF) to reduce opioid drug-related deaths in the Republic of Ireland (ROI) and N

There is limited research linking decedents’ receipt of controlled substances and presence of controlled substances on post-mortem toxicology (PMT).

We aimed to assess the uptake of slow-release oral morphine (SROM) as second-line OAT among medically ill, hospitalised patients who declined buprenorphine and methadone.

This study analysed the perspectives from a broad range of service providers, whose work was impacted or related to the RMG, to elucidate a nuanced narrative regarding the perceived facilitators an

This study aims to explore the feasibility and acceptability of naloxone kit inserts in promoting awareness of virtual overdose monitoring services (VOMS).

To assess the awareness and predictors of seeing/hearing a drug alert in British Columbia (BC) and subsequent drug use behaviour after seeing/hearing an alert.

Our objective was to explore patient perspectives about low-barrier approaches, with a focus on understanding barriers to and facilitators of engagement from the patient point of view.

We aimed to examine buprenorphine compared with methadone in the treatment of opioid dependence across a wide range of primary and secondary outcomes.

This study analyzes how cannabis is constructed in Swedish newspaper articles that mention both organized crime and cannabis.

The change in the legal status of cannabis may reduce the racial disparity in arrests. We examined the impact of changing legal status on arrest disparities.

A common question is whether decedents intentionally used both opioids and cocaine, or if they were unaware they had a mixture.

To characterize the risk of postneonatal infant mortality among infants with a neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome (NOWS) diagnosis or born to individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD).