Table 5.

Information/Resources Needed by Organizations to Better Serve Perinatal Patients with OUD

	Birthing Hospitals (n = 7) Column % (n)	Prenatal Care Practices (n = 20) Column % (n)	SUD Programs (n = 63) Column % (n)
Education on meds for OUD in pregnancy	57.1% (5)	30.0% (6)	36.7% (22)
Education on other SUD treatment in pregnancy	85.7% (6)	35.0% (7)	43.3% (26)
Education on pregnancy-related medical concerns	85.7% (6)	25.0% (5)	46.7% (28)
Specialist consultation for SUD treatment in pregnancy	85.7% (6)	40.0% (8)	38.3% (23)
Specialist consultation for pregnancy-related medical concerns	57.1% (4)	5.0% (1)	43.3% (26)
Increased availability of specific resources for patients	85.7% (6)	30.0% (6)	41.7% (25)
Support for implementation for clinical workflows or policies	42.9% (3)	5.0% (1)	13.3% (8)
Onsite sexual health services provided by external partner	28.6% (2)	5.0% (1)	23.3% (14)
Onsite SUD treatment services provided by external partner	57.1% (4)	15.0% (3)	13.8% (8)
Ability to distribute naloxone to individuals directly	14.3% (1)	0	16.7% (10)