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Reflections on Practice: Access to Health Care

Name: Reflections on Practice: Access to Health Care
Duration: 3 min

Nettie Wild

2007 | 3 min

Street nurse Caroline Brunt talks about the important role friendly, low-barrier health services play in increasing the chances that people using drugs will access timely health care. Nurse ethicist Paddy Rodney analyzes the impact of health-care providers who direct anger towards people who use drugs.

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