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Jade Boyd

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Rice U. science writer, recovering journalist (views expressed are my own)
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Barriers and facilitators to injectable opioid agonist treatment engagement within a structural vulnerability context: a qualitative study of patient experiences in Vancouver, Canada | Harm Reduction Journal | Full Text

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By Samara Mayer, Nadia Fairbairn, Al Fowler, Jade Boyd, Thomas Kerr, Ryan McNeil
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Findings present participants experiences and perceptions of facilitators and barriers to iOAT within a structural vulnerability context. The demographic characteristics of patients who participated in baseline and follow up interviews are presented in Table 2. Through iOAT, patients were able to receive other medications in addition to their HDM or DAM, such as anti-depressants, antiretroviral, and direct-acting antiviral medications.
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“The people who depended on us became expendable”: Experiences of frontline workers with lived and living expertise of drug use during the COVID-19 pandemic | Harm Reduction Journal | Full Text

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By de Kiewit, Kat Gallant, Kelsey A. Speed, Alex Betsos, Brandi Abele, Matthew Bonn, Michael Nurse, Natasha Touesnard, Karen Turner, Jade Boyd, Frank Crichlow, Alexandra de Kiewit, Alex Sherstobitoff
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In total, 13 working group members participated in this study. Over half of the members identified as women (n = 7; 54%), and 6 identified as men (46%). The working group had some ethnic diversity, with Black, African-Caribbean and predominantly white members during this study period, however, we recognize these voices are not representative of all people with lived and living experience in Canada.
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Barriers and facilitators to safer supply pilot program implementation in Canada: a qualitative assessment of service provider perspectives - Harm Reduction Journal

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By Frishta Nafeh, Carol Strike, Gillian Kolla, Matthew Bonn, Caroline Brunelle, Jade Boyd, Elaine Hyshka, Cassidy Morris, Heather Hobbs, Elizabeth B Haywood, Bernadette Pauly, Dan Werb, Mohammad Karamouzian, Lucas Martignetti, Jolene Eeuwes
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Key informants reported integrating wraparound care as a critical component of safer supply provision, connecting clients to primary and secondary health services, including HIV/HCV testing and treatment, wound care, and referral to housing support services. Some key informants believed this played a vital role in making programs more appealing to policymakers: “This is why I said we integrated into a primary care service.
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