Findings demonstrate moderate willingness to engage in mobile harm reduction services among people who inject drugs, suggesting increased accessibility and acceptance.
Findings suggest moderate willingness to engage in mobile SSP services among this population, particularly for people who use drugs who have challenges with transportation and who are engaging in behaviors that increase risk for HIV and HCV. Mobile SSPs may increase accessibility, acceptability, and ultimately, the utilization of critical harm reduction services in Appalachia.
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