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The objective this paper is to examine the rate of 7-day follow-up after an OUD-related ED visit and the association with future overdoses.

RCT comparing different methods of naloxone training

Due to the high potency of illicitly manufactured fentanyl (IMF), multiple naloxone administrations (MNA) may be needed per overdose event.

This study explores the role of police interactions in responding to PWUD within the broader institutional and structural contexts in which they operate.

People who use methamphetamine concurrently with opioids face an elevated risk of harm.

The study sought to identify indicators of success in primary care–based medication for OUD (MOUD) treatment from the perspectives of patients with OUD and the physicians who treat them.

We investigated the association between OAT engagement and providing injection drug use (IDU) initiation assistance across poly-drug use practices in Vancouver, Canada.

This paper proposes a stigma-vulnerability nexus as a critical incursion into understandings of and responses to drug-related social problems.

BZDs are often a difficult drug class to cease once neuroadaptation has occurred; recommendations usually involve gradual dose reductions of variable rates.

Underutilized regulations allow non-Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) providers to administer methadone for opioid withdrawal for up to 72 hours while arranging ongoing care.

As supervised consumption services (SCS) are scaled-up across Canada, information on those who require help injecting is necessary to inform equitable service uptake.

The objective was to employ latent class analysis (LCA) to empirically categorize and extract potential typologies of poly-substance users within a multi-site cohort of illicit opioid and other dru