“Well everyone I know who gets clean is dead within a year, so that’s kind of a worry”: OAT Access Among a Cohort of Post-Incarceration Peer-Support Program Participants in British Columbia

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www.researchsquare.comSubmitted May 7, 2026

Background: People leaving correctional centres have an elevated risk of overdose death, particularly within the first two weeks of release. Opioid agonist treatment (OAT) is an evidence-based pharmacological treatment that reduces mortality risk. This study used a mixed-metho...

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