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. 2019 Jun 7;16(11):2032. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16112032

Table 4.

Factors associated with willingness to discuss housing issues, drug use and treatment, and take-home naloxone training with staff (Adjusted OR, p value).

Willingness to Discuss with Staff
AOR (p Value)
Housing Issues Drug Use and Treatment Take-Home Naloxone Training
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin 1 - - 4.41 (0.024)
Heroin used most at the Sydney SIF - 3.90 (0.02) 1 3.62 (0.054) 2
Methamphetamine used most the Sydney SIF - 2.27 (0.086) 3.46 (0.069)
Buprenorphine used most at the Sydney SIF 0.068 (0.042) - -
Oxycodone used in past month at the Sydney SIF 3.25 (0.068) - -
Expressed this issue as the most important 12.74 (p < 0.001) 3 3.18 (0.026) 4 -
Currently in unstable accommodation 5.57 (0.009) - -
Currently in drug treatment - 0.43 (0.044) -
Ever in drug treatment - 0.42 (0.087) -
Previously received take-home naloxone training - 2.28 (0.057) -
Experienced overdose outside of the Sydney SIF 3.32 (0.072) - 5.12 (0.008)
Experienced overdose for the first time since initial visit - - 0.34 (0.081)
   Number of observations n = 112 n = 159 n = 78 5
   LR chi2, df, (p) 38.33, 5, (p < 0.001) 25.65, 6, (0.003) 15.47, 5, (0.0085)
   Pseudo R2 0.345 0.1530 0.1431

1 Self-report, 2 Database records, 3 Housing, 4 Reducing drug use and/or access to treatment, 5 Only included those who were not trained already. Note: multivariate logistic regression models used with stepwise selection (p < 0.1); Adjusted odds ratios (AOR); Supervised Injecting Facility (SIF); Likelihood ratio (LR); Degrees of freedom (df).