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Objective
We aimed to characterize perceptions of faculty, staff, and students about SUD stigma in professional healthcare training programs.
Findings/Key points
Most respondents reported interacting with persons with a SUD, cited challenges with the interaction, and perceived SUDs to be mental health condition (n = 463) or biological disease (n = 326). Most respondents believed that their college: emphasizes learning about SUDs; promotes an accurate perception of SUDs; and fosters respect for persons with. Few respondents reported they hear faculty, staff, or students express negative comments about persons with SUDs, but they were sometimes expressed by students.
Design/methods
Cross-sectional survey (n=572)