Implants and depot injections for treating opioid dependence: Qualitative study of people who use or have used heroin
Abstract
Long-acting opioid pharmacotherapy (OPT) is presumed to offer benefits over more conventional OPT formulations. This paper analyzes the views and experiences of people who use or have used heroin in order to explore two novel systems for delivering long-acting OPT: implants and depot injections. New materialism theorizing is used to interpret and frame the findings. Qualitative data were generated via seven focus groups conducted during 2017 in...
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Title
Implants and depot injections for treating opioid dependence: Qualitative study of people who use or have used heroin
Published Date
Aug 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
189
Pages
1 - 7
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