Table 5.

Mean expectation scores depending on the workplace in the group of other health professionals (N = 82)

(Mean of the answers and CI 95%)	Harm reduction professionals N = 45	ER doctors N = 5	Pharmacists N = 30
Health care access of PWUD	1.62 [1.40; 1.85]	1.40 [0.72; 2.08]	0.40 [−0.24; 1.04]	KW = 11.70 p = 0.003
Frequency of drug use	− 0.33 [− 0.68; 0.01]	0.20 [− 0.36; 0.76]	0.76 [0.31; 1.21]	KW = 11.62 p = 0.003
Risk of drug-related infection	− 2.16 [− 2.49; − 1.82]	− 2.00 [− 2.88; − 1.12]	− 1.70 [− 2.22; − 1.18]	KW = 2.33 p = 0.312
Death by overdose	− 1.73 [− 2.04; − 1.41]	− 1.00 [− 1.88; − 0.12]	− 1.30 [− 1.64; −.96]	KW = 6.82 p = 0.033
Social disadvantages of the PWUD	− 0.98 [− 1.74; − 1.30]	− 0.80 [− 1.84; 0.24]	− 0.20 [− 0.56; 0.16]	KW = 10.74 p = 0.005
Sharing of used consumption devices	− 1.73 [− 2.24; − 1.23]	− 2.00 [− 3.24; − 0.76]	− 2.03 [− 2.51; − 1.56]	KW = 0.37 p = 0.830
Amount of new PWUD	0.02 [− 0.28; 0.33]	0.40 [−  0.71; 1.51]	0.27 [0.03; 0.51]	KW = 5.30 p = 0.070
Number of arrests for drug use	− 0.18 [− 0.53; 0.17]	0.00 [− 0.39; 0.39]	− 0.18 [− 0.53; 0.17]	KW = 1.04 p = 0.594
Quietness of the neighborhood	0.42 [− 0.01; 0.85]	− 1.20 [− 3.24; 0.84]	−1.23 [− 1.77; − 0.70]	KW = 20.091 p < 0.001
Amount of drug consumption devices abandoned in public	− 1.84 [− 2.19; − 1.50]	− 1.20 [− 1.76; − 0.64]	− 1.27 [− 1.79;− 0.74]	KW = 6.33 p = 0.042
Deal in the neighborhood	− 0.16 [−0.52; 0.21]	1.00 [− 0.24; 2.24]	0.33 [− 0.15; 0.82]	KW = 5.62 p = 0.060
Drug consumption in the public space	− 1.77 [− 2.09; − 1.45]	− 1.20 [− 1.76; − 0.64]	− 0.87 [− 1.30; − 0.43]	KW = 12.603 p = 0.002
Violence in the neighborhood	− 0.86 [− 1.20; − 0.53]	0.80 [− 0.24; 1.84]	0.20 [− 0.21; 0.61]	KW = 20.51 p < 0.001
Global health and quality of life of the PWUD	1.42 [1.17; 1.67]	1.00 [0.66; 1.34]	1.00 [1.00; 1.00]	KW = 6.12 p = 0.047

PWUD persons who use drugs, ER emergency room, GP general practitioners, KW Kruskall-Wallis test

Italic prints: p < 0.05