Moving from feasible to essential: Progress and future directions for promoting the implementation of substance use services for forcibly displaced populations in humanitarian settings.
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Abstract
Recent research demonstrates that implementing evidence-based substance use interventions in humanitarian settings is feasible. Further evidence regarding the effectiveness, scalability and implementation of these interventions, including context-specific priorities, must be generated to ensure they are adopted as essential components integrated into the humanitarian health and social response.
Medical subject headings
- Substance-Related Disorders
- Refugees