“They’re causing more harm than good”: a qualitative study exploring racism in harm reduction through the experiences of racialized people who use drugs
Kaydedildi:
Godkhindi, P., et al., “They’re causing more harm than good”: a qualitative study exploring racism in harm reduction through the experiences of racialized people who use drugs. Harm Reduction Journal, vol. 19, n. 96, 2022, 1-11 p.
Ref.
581749
Yer:
SIIS Archivo (R.1830)
Palabras clave:
Drogodependencias, Reducción de daños, Servicios y centros, Discriminación, Racismo, Estudio cualitativo, Canadá
Drogodependencias, Reducción de daños, Servicios y centros, Discriminación, Racismo, Estudio cualitativo, Canadá
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