Table 2.
Theme | Interview Questions | Probes | Codes |
---|---|---|---|
Drivers of opioid use: Individual level | From your experience interacting with people who inject drugs, what do you think are some of the reasons people might start using and injecting drugs? | How would you describe the typical person who injects drugs? What do you think drives people to start misusing drugs? Where do you think they’re getting their drugs from? |
Driving epidemic force: individual, community, policy, economic |
Mental health | |||
Pain management | |||
Appalachian culture | |||
Stigma/attitudes | |||
Drug user descriptions: positive, negative, neutral | |||
Drivers of opioid use: Community level | What kinds of things in your community do you think have caused the increase in drug/opioid use? | Are there any other things that you think might be contributing? What do people in your community think about the issue? |
Driving epidemic force: individual, community, policy, economic |
Mental health | |||
Pain management | |||
Appalachian culture | |||
Crime | |||
Stigma/attitudes | |||
Impact on organization | How would you say your organization has been impacted by the opioid epidemic? How has your typical day changed? | Over what time period have you noticed any changes? What do you think the biggest impact on your work has been? |
Epidemic impact: on organizations, on community |
Crime | |||
Overdose | |||
Shifts over time: opioid prescribing, disease, drug, population, MAT prescribing | |||
Shifts in populations | Has the population of people that you see changed over the past 5 years? If so, how? | Are they getting older or younger? Are there more men, or women? Do they have health insurance? |
Shifts over time: opioid prescribing, disease, drug, population, |
Stigma/attitudes | |||
Drug user descriptions: positive, negative, neutral |