2017
DOI: 10.1111/jrh.12262
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Latent Risk Subtypes Based on Injection and Sexual Behavior Among People Who Inject Drugs in Rural Puerto Rico

Abstract: The findings suggest ways in which PWID risk clusters can be identified for targeted interventions.

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“…In the multi-phase parent study, 315 participants were initially recruited via respondent driven sampling (RDS) for phase 1. Analysis of phase 1 RDS recruitment has been previously published, offering additional demographic and sociometric data about PWID in rural Puerto Rico before the arrival of Hurricane Maria [32,33]. In phase 2 of the project, 33 participants from phase 1 were asked to complete extensive social network interviews, and their social connections were then in turn invited to participate in phase 2, resulting in 110 interviews.…”
Section: Data Source and Samplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the multi-phase parent study, 315 participants were initially recruited via respondent driven sampling (RDS) for phase 1. Analysis of phase 1 RDS recruitment has been previously published, offering additional demographic and sociometric data about PWID in rural Puerto Rico before the arrival of Hurricane Maria [32,33]. In phase 2 of the project, 33 participants from phase 1 were asked to complete extensive social network interviews, and their social connections were then in turn invited to participate in phase 2, resulting in 110 interviews.…”
Section: Data Source and Samplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Polysubstance use among Puerto Rican PWID has been associated with increased injection risk behavior compared to use of primarily one injection substance (Hautala et al, 2017). Others suggest that the use of alcohol with injection drugs also increases injection risk behavior (Matos et al, 2004; Welch-Lazoritz et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%