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We wanted to understand the experiences of people who use drugs as well as their healthcare providers (HCPs) during the first year of the pandemic.

We examined the availability of medications for OUD (MOUD) in jails.

While several case studies have indicated that opioid-related ODs can result in cognitive impairment, the possible association has not yet been systematically investigated.

Despite long-standing recommendations to integrate mental health care and alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment, no prior study has synthesised evidence on the impact of physically co-locating the

This report presents the findings of a multiyear study which aimed to understand the needs and preferences of people who use drugs from the illegal market and safer supply.

We aimed to examine comprehensively the evidence for agreement between self-reported and biologically measured illicit drug use across all major illicit drug classes, biological indicators, populat

We examined how the prescribing of hydromorphone tablets specifically impacted young people who use drugs (YPWUD)'s substance use and care trajectories.

This systematic literature review examines the characteristics, methodological quality and findings of published studies exploring the association between organisational factors and client alcohol

In this study, we use linked administrative health and correctional data to describe mental illness, substance use, injury, sexually transmitted infections and health service utilization of men and

The Opioid Response Project (ORP) was designed as an intensive 2-year health promotion learning collaborative grounded in the Collective Impact Model (CIM) to prepare ten local communities to addre

The aim of this study was to explore what it is like to receive depot buprenorphine and to understand the motivations behind why people discontinue.

Retrospective case series have raised concerns about increased incidence of precipitated withdrawal (PW) when buprenorphine is initiated in persons using fentanyl.

The purpose of this analysis was to characterize the U.S. overdose crisis among Hispanics compared to non-Hispanics.