2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.drugpo.2009.10.005
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Feasibility of buprenorphine and methadone maintenance programmes among users of home made opioids in Ukraine

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“…This is despite evidence from several systematic reviews suggesting that: PWID who receive OST have less than half the risk of HIV infection compared with PWID not on OST (MacArthur et al, 2012); OST is associated with greater adherence to ART (Malta, Magnanini, Strathdee, & Bastos, 2010); OST is associated with reductions in illicit opioid use, injecting behaviour, and sharing of injection equipment (Gowing, Farrell, Bornemann, Sullivan, & Ali, 2011); and OST is associated with a reduction by more than half in all-cause mortality among PWID (Degenhardt et al, 2011). These international findings have also been confirmed in studies conducted specifically in Ukraine (Bachireddy et al, 2013; Lawrinson et al, 2008; Schaub, Chtenguelov, Subata, Weiler, & Uchtenhagen, 2010; Schaub, Subata, Chtenguelov, Weiler, & Uchtenhagen, 2009). Additionally, modelling data suggesting that expanding harm reduction services, including OST, and access to ART are the most cost-effective methods of controlling the HIV epidemic in Ukraine (Alistar, Owens, & Brandeau, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…This is despite evidence from several systematic reviews suggesting that: PWID who receive OST have less than half the risk of HIV infection compared with PWID not on OST (MacArthur et al, 2012); OST is associated with greater adherence to ART (Malta, Magnanini, Strathdee, & Bastos, 2010); OST is associated with reductions in illicit opioid use, injecting behaviour, and sharing of injection equipment (Gowing, Farrell, Bornemann, Sullivan, & Ali, 2011); and OST is associated with a reduction by more than half in all-cause mortality among PWID (Degenhardt et al, 2011). These international findings have also been confirmed in studies conducted specifically in Ukraine (Bachireddy et al, 2013; Lawrinson et al, 2008; Schaub, Chtenguelov, Subata, Weiler, & Uchtenhagen, 2010; Schaub, Subata, Chtenguelov, Weiler, & Uchtenhagen, 2009). Additionally, modelling data suggesting that expanding harm reduction services, including OST, and access to ART are the most cost-effective methods of controlling the HIV epidemic in Ukraine (Alistar, Owens, & Brandeau, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…In addition, there was a reduction in unsafe sex behaviors, as well as indirect effects reducing incidents of detention and improving a range of quality of life measures [21]. Ukrainian data also suggest that buprenorphine-based MAT is able to achieve considerable decreases in injecting risk behaviors (P < 0.01), with less pronounced reduction in sexual risk behaviors [22].…”
Section: Evidence For the Effect Of Medication Assisted Therapy On Rimentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Other studies also suggest these latter broader effects. Studies from Ukraine [22] and the Kyrgyz Republic [26] show that psychological and social well being improved significantly with MAT.…”
Section: Evidence For the Effect Of Medication Assisted Therapy On Rimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Для замісної терапії рекомендується викорис-тання двох препаратів -метадону чи бупренорфіну. Проведені дослідження довели, що участь в програмах ЗПТ значно підвищує утримання пацієнтів на лікуванні; суттєво зменшує ризиковану та кримінальну поведінку, ймовірність смерті внаслідок передозування, вживання нелегальних опіоїдів, ризик рецидиву та повернення до вживання нелегальних наркотиків і є предиктором задо-вільної прихильності до ВААРТ [4][5][6].…”
Section: оригінальні дослідженняunclassified