The American journal on addictions · 2023
Survey of stigma across healthcare workers in an urban, academic medical center regarding perinatal patients using opioids.
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Braverman Alexis, Lin Tiffany, Messmer Sarah, Wollner Kathy, Taylor Renee, Williams Adrienne A, Class Quetzal A
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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: To examine healthcare workers' attitudes towards pregnant woman using opioids across provider type, specialty, and years of service.
METHODS: Cross-sectional, anonymous survey of healthcare workers at an urban, academic medical center regarding attitudes towards pregnant women using opioids.
RESULTS: One hundred and nineteen surveys were completed. Nurses were less likely to feel sympathetic towards pregnant women that use opioids (p = .016).
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: Differences in attitudes towards pregnant women using opioids were found between clinicians and nurses.
SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE: Training and experience may contribute to attitude differences towards pregnant women using opioids.
METHODS: Cross-sectional, anonymous survey of healthcare workers at an urban, academic medical center regarding attitudes towards pregnant women using opioids.
RESULTS: One hundred and nineteen surveys were completed. Nurses were less likely to feel sympathetic towards pregnant women that use opioids (p = .016).
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: Differences in attitudes towards pregnant women using opioids were found between clinicians and nurses.
SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE: Training and experience may contribute to attitude differences towards pregnant women using opioids.