Qualitative investigation of barriers to accessing care by people who inject drugs in Saskatoon, Canada: perspectives of service providers

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Katherine Lang
Jaycie Neil
Judith Wright
Colleen Anne Dell
Shawna Berenbaum
Anas El-Aneed
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[1] Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region,Department of Pharmacy Services
[2] University of Saskatchewan,College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
[3] Thorvaldson Building,Public Health Services, Saskatoon Health Region
[4] Saskatoon City Hospital,Department of Sociology & School of Public Health
[5] University of Saskatchewan,undefined
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Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy | / 8卷
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People who inject drugs (PWID); Addiction; Service providers; Qualitative research; Focus groups;
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