Issues Drug consumptions rooms (DCR) and supervised injecting facilities (SIF) are
expanding internationally. Previous reviews have not systematically addressed evaluation …

Abstract Background In Baltimore, MD, as in many cities throughout the USA, overdose rates
are on the rise due to both the increase of prescription opioid abuse and that of fentanyl and …

Abstract Background and Aims Shifting political contexts can significantly alter drug policy
approaches and available supports for People Who Use Drugs (PWUD). The purpose of this …

Barriers to accessing supervised consumption services are well documented in the
literature. Police and security presence in the areas surrounding these sites are two such …

Abstract Background Police presence near Supervised Consumption Services (SCS) and
other harm reduction services has been shown to hamper access to these critical facilities …

Supervised injection facilities (SIFs) have been shown to reduce infection, prevent overdose
deaths, and increase treatment uptake. The United States is in the midst of an opioid …

Abstract Background and Aims While previous scholarship has documented barriers to
Supervised Consumption Services (SCS) access, little is known about how Non-SCS-users …

Background While much has been written about the positive individual and collective effects
of Supervised injection services (SIS), notably on health and drug-related harm, little …

Background People who inject drugs (PWID) experience many health problems which result
in a heavy economic and public health burden. To tackle this issue, France opened two drug …

Barriers to accessing supervised consumption services are well documented in the
literature. Police and security presence in the areas surrounding these sites are two such …