Rural people who inject drugs: A cross‐sectional survey addressing the dimensions of access to secondary needle and syringe program outlets

ConclusionsThere are complex dimensions affecting how rural PWID access secondary NSP outlets. Although access is similarly limited as other rural health services because of the nature of injecting drug use and sensitivities existing in rural communities, there is potential for application of unique access models, such as, promoting secondary distribution networks.

Source: Australian Journal of Rural Health - May 31, 2016 Category: Rural Health Authors: Karin Fisher, Tony Smith, Karen Nairn, Donna Anderson Tags: Original Research Source Type: research