Recension des écrits sur l’intervention par les pairs pour soutenir leur intégration dans le traitement par agoniste opioïde injectable
Publication: Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
17 Mars 2022
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Cet article recense les rôles adoptés par les pairs dans le domaine des services aux personnes qui utilisent des drogues par injection (notamment en lien avec l’éducation, l’intervention, la référence et la recherche), ainsi que les facteurs qui facilitent ou entravent leur intégration dans les équipes de soins (tels que la clarté et la flexibilité des rôles, la formation et la supervision). La démarche a permis de soutenir les travaux d’un groupe d’experts (constitué de pairs) chargé de développer des recommandations pour l’intégration des pairs dans le cadre de l’implantation d’un programme de traitement par agoniste opioïde injectable au Québec.
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In this article, the roles adopted by peers with regard to services for people who inject drugs (including the domains of education, intervention, reference and research), as well as factors that facilitate or hinder their integration into healthcare teams (such as clarity and flexibility of roles, training and supervision) were reviewed. This process aimed to support the work of an expert group (comprised of peers) who were tasked with developing recommendations for peer integration in the context of implementing an injectable opioid agonist treatment program in Québec.
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Volume 41 • Number 1 • January 2022
Pages: 62 - 89
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Léonie Archambault, Julien Thibault-Lévesque, Barbara Rivard, Marie-Ève Goyer, and Michel Perreault. 2022. Recension des écrits sur l’intervention par les pairs pour soutenir leur intégration dans le traitement par agoniste opioïde injectable. Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health.
41(1): 62-89. https://doi.org/10.7870/cjcmh-2022-007
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