A mixed methods study of HIV-related services in buprenorphine treatment
Substance Abuse Treatment Prevention and PolicyPublished 16 August 2017Open access
Hannah K. Knudsen, Christopher Cook, Michelle R. Lofwall, Sharon Walsh, Jamie L. Studts, Jennifer R. Havens
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Buprenorphine treatment providers have not uniformly integrated HIV-related screening, education, and testing services for patients, and differences by medical specialty and practice setting suggest an opportunity for targeting efforts to increase implementation.
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Buprenorphine treatment providers have not uniformly integrated HIV-related screening, education, and testing services for patients. Differences by medical specialty and practice setting suggest an opportunity for targeting efforts to increase implementation.
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