Background Homelessness is a major social and public health concern. It is a traumatic
experience, and can have a devastating effect on those experiencing it. People who are …

Background High somatic comorbidity is common among patients in treatment for opioid use
disorder (OUD). The present study aims to investigate changes in self-reported somatic …

Background and aims Substance use treatment (SUT) has shown to be effective in reducing
self‐reported offending; however, the association between SUT completion and criminal …

Therapeutic interventions have been implemented in many prison systems around the
world, in an attempt to address high rates of harmful substance use amongst people in …

Justice-involved youth often present addiction problems to one or more psychoactive
substances. Inversely, youth undergoing addiction treatment have already committed one or …

The global prison population continues to grow annually, while the number imprisoned in
Norway each year has decreased over decades. Concurrently, those who end up in prison …

In order to meet the multiple needs of justice-involved youth and to support their desistance
from crime and social and community (re) integration, several actors from different …

Clients who are legally mandated to addiction treatment for an opioid use disorder have
high rates of treatment dropout, relapse, and recidivism. To gain a better understanding of …

The primary focus of the social service nonprofit program located in the East North Central
Division of the United States is to help individuals returning home from jail or prison achieve …

This midway report examines the first two years of Norway's first heroin-assisted treatment
(HAT) program, planned to run through 2026, as a time-limited clinical pilot project. The pilot …