Experiences Using a Multidisciplinary Model for Treating Injection Drug Use Associated Infections: A Qualitative Study

Keyphrases

• Injection Drug Use 100%
• Interprofessional Teams 100%
• Interdisciplinary Model 100%
• Hospitalization 66%
• Pain Management 66%
• Health Personnel 66%
• Opioid Use Disorder 66%
• Medications for Opioid Use Disorder 66%
• Receiving Care 66%
• Access to Drugs 66%
• United States 33%
• Tertiary Care Hospital 33%
• Infection-related Mortality 33%
• Patient Benefit 33%
• Health Outcomes 33%
• Common Themes 33%
• Patient Experience 33%
• Hospital-based 33%
• Emergent Themes 33%
• Descriptive Statistics 33%
• Chart Review 33%
• Addiction 33%
• Infectious Complications 33%
• Patient Perspective 33%
• Invasive Infection 33%
• Impact on Care 33%
• Injection Rate 33%
• Barriers to Care 33%
• Access Control 33%
• Overdose Deaths 33%
• Program Implementation 33%
• People Who Inject Drugs 33%
• Perceived Stigma 33%
• Program Impact 33%
• Addiction Care 33%
• Injection-related Infections 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Infection 100%
• Drug Use 100%
• Diseases 100%
• Health Care Personnel 50%
• Tertiary Care Center 25%
• Infectious Complication 25%
• Intoxication 25%
• Program Impact 25%