FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4384831311> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4384831311 endingPage "209121" @default.
• W4384831311 startingPage "209121" @default.
• W4384831311 abstract "Peer recovery coaches (PRCs) are an important provider group affecting medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) uptake and retention. However, some PRCs may have experiences and beliefs that do not align with the use of MOUD. This study examines PRCs' perceptions of MOUD and how PRCs' attitudes affect their interactions with clients. The article also explores factors influencing PRCs' attitudes. The study team conducted semi-structured interviews by phone with PRCs in Michigan (N = 34, July through September 2021). The study asked participants about their opinion of MOUD, how they help clients to make decisions about MOUD, and whether they have encountered negative attitudes toward MOUD in their work. Data analysis was guided by Tracy's (2020) iterative phronetic approach. Nearly all PRCs acknowledged the social stigma surrounding MOUD. PRCs described the stigma toward MOUD as affecting treatment access, utilization, and recovery support. While most PRCs expressed support for many recovery pathways, support for MOUD was contingent on the type of medication and the conditions under which it is used. PRCs often described MOUD as acceptable only in the short-term when paired with psychosocial interventions, after nonpharmacological treatment attempts had failed. PRCs with concerns about MOUD reported sometimes avoiding discussions about MOUD with clients, spreading misinformation about MOUD, and encouraging clients to discontinue treatment. However, many PRCs expressed a desire to support clients' self-determination despite their own biases. Findings highlight a need for education and stigma reduction among PRCs and point to specific areas for intervention. PRCs described deeply engrained beliefs about MOUD rooted in their own treatment histories and recovery practices. Provision of high-quality training and supervision to shift attitudes among PRCs will be key to increasing the use of MOUD." @default.
• W4384831311 created "2023-07-21" @default.
• W4384831311 creator A5016116573 @default.
• W4384831311 creator A5020036392 @default.
• W4384831311 creator A5063974755 @default.
• W4384831311 creator A5080044079 @default.
• W4384831311 creator A5081587793 @default.
• W4384831311 creator A5086806976 @default.
• W4384831311 date "2023-07-01" @default.
• W4384831311 modified "2023-10-07" @default.
• W4384831311 title "Ambivalence and contingencies: A qualitative examination of peer recovery coaches' attitudes toward medications for opioid use disorder" @default.
• W4384831311 cites W1971765404 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W1971796909 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W1974435062 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W1979517098 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W1996743557 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2000167087 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2001415746 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2012218415 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2034956639 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2035865266 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2042452903 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2042711898 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2048645743 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2051366813 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2059145916 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2065736246 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2066930779 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2096164110 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2103595593 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2119653958 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2150696250 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2154250310 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2260883399 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2294837683 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2392660817 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2404633355 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2743004910 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2781661946 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2789682042 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2792664586 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2804197173 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2885519784 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2900750855 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2902753735 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2906358110 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2921199185 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2945531322 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2975531551 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W2990187794 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3000270431 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3005454586 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3012416508 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3021231807 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3080720307 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3130700829 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3162425843 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3165836256 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3176514126 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3205115907 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W4213367093 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W4226365961 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W4293680044 @default.
• W4384831311 cites W3173150075 @default.
• W4384831311 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.josat.2023.209121" @default.
• W4384831311 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37474006" @default.
• W4384831311 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
• W4384831311 type Work @default.
• W4384831311 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W4384831311 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4384831311 hasAuthorship W4384831311A5016116573 @default.
• W4384831311 hasAuthorship W4384831311A5020036392 @default.
• W4384831311 hasAuthorship W4384831311A5063974755 @default.
• W4384831311 hasAuthorship W4384831311A5080044079 @default.
• W4384831311 hasAuthorship W4384831311A5081587793 @default.
• W4384831311 hasAuthorship W4384831311A5086806976 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConcept C118552586 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConcept C162127614 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConcept C168285401 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConcept C542102704 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConcept C77805123 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConceptScore W4384831311C118552586 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConceptScore W4384831311C15744967 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConceptScore W4384831311C162127614 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConceptScore W4384831311C168285401 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConceptScore W4384831311C542102704 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConceptScore W4384831311C71924100 @default.
• W4384831311 hasConceptScore W4384831311C77805123 @default.
• W4384831311 hasLocation W43848313111 @default.
• W4384831311 hasLocation W43848313112 @default.
• W4384831311 hasOpenAccess W4384831311 @default.
• W4384831311 hasPrimaryLocation W43848313111 @default.
• W4384831311 hasRelatedWork W2058418658 @default.
• W4384831311 hasRelatedWork W2090104212 @default.
• W4384831311 hasRelatedWork W2289849678 @default.
• W4384831311 hasRelatedWork W2556882751 @default.

• next