Background There is a high risk of death from opioid overdose following release from prison.
Efforts to develop and implement overdose prevention programs for justice-involved …

Background Formerly incarcerated people have exceptionally poor health profiles and are at
increased risk of preventable mortality when compared with their general population peers …

Issues Despite long‐standing recommendations to integrate mental health care and alcohol
and other drug (AOD) treatment, no prior study has synthesised evidence on the impact of …

Background During the COVID-19 lockdown period from March 17 to May 11, 2020, French
authorities in Paris and its suburbs relocated people experiencing recurrent homelessness …

Background Prior studies have documented limited use of medications to treat opioid use
disorders (OUD) for people incarcerated within state prisons in the United States. Using the …

Introduction Among individuals who are released from prison, opioid overdose is a leading
cause of death with a risk more than ten-fold the general population. Although the …

Background Being recently released from prison or discharged from hospital, or being
dispensed opioids, benzodiazepines, or antipsychotics have been associated with an …

Background and aims Incarceration produces a specific public health threat for drug
overdose, and correctional settings do not offer medication for opioid use disorder. This …

Aims To estimate the treated prevalence of mental illness, substance use disorder (SUD)
and dual diagnosis and the association between dual diagnosis and fatal and non‐fatal …

Background Persons released from prison are at an increased risk of mortality compared to
the non-incarcerated population, particularly from drug-and opioid-related overdose …