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The question of how long the participants have been using opiates is of particular interest in this survey. While it can be assumed that long-term opiate use leads to habituated patterns of use that complicate changing the method of administration:.
Table 1 indicates that the survey participants have been using heroin for an average of Almost one-fifth have been using heroin for 1 to 5 years, another One-fifth reported having used heroin for 11 to 15 years and 16 to 20 years, respectively, while The respective percentages do not vary significantly between the individual stages. Intravenous heroin use is very common among the survey participants.
There is data available for of the respondents Table 2 indicates that slightly more than two-thirds of the respondents This method of administration is considerably more common in men When differentiating by age, it is noticeable that intravenous use is more widespread in younger heroin users age 19—29 years , accounting for Those respondents who reported injecting heroin practise this method of administration at an average of 3.
The median, which refers to the mean value when arranging the survey participants' statements by size, is slightly lower, amounting to 3. Very interesting differences can be seen when evaluating the data by gender. While men reported an average of 3. More intensive intravenous use among female heroin users is also confirmed in view of the median. Among the survey participants, Smoking heroin is more prevalent among men When asked about the frequency of smoking heroin, Another Nearly half of the respondents Almost three-fourths The corresponding percentage among men is eight percentage points lower.
The attractiveness of smoking heroin appears to increase steadily with the users' age. While This relatively high percentage increases further when focusing on the oldest survey participants, This approval is higher among female heroin users One of the survey's primary goals was therefore to reduce intravenous use among the participating heroin users.
The bottom row in Table 3 shows that two-thirds of the sample This seems to be the post striking feature as it is a personal decision not to inject but to smoke heroin. There are, however, significant gender-specific differences, which cannot explained within this survey. The differences in percentage between the individual age groups are less distinct.
At the end of the T2 interview, the survey participants were asked to indicate why they smoke heroin with the new foil.
Almost six in ten Women account for a larger percentage The level of agreement with this statement additionally increases with age. Almost half of the respondents In view of age categories, younger heroin users are particularly curious about smoking off foil The corresponding percentages among the older age groups are up to 20 percentage points lower.
For about one-third of the interviewed consumption room visitors This reason was given by more women It is also noticeable that agreement with this item is stronger in the middle age group One-third of the respondents use smoking foils to avoid the danger of an overdose, with the male percentage The levels of agreement with this reason are especially interesting in the youngest group of respondents.
Almost half of them In the two other age groups, this item is named by not even one-third. There are also In terms of age groups, the respondents over age 39 years account for a higher-than-average percentage among those who said needing to give their veins a break was a major reason for smoking heroin.
Stage T3 was started after a minimum period of 30 days following self-completion of the preceding stage T2. Table 5 shows that, with a few exceptions, this was the case While there were more men There are also differences in the response patterns as far as age is concerned. While only slightly more than half of those aged 19—39 years indicated being willing to pay for foil, there are more than three-fourths Another fourth would be willing to pay 50 Eurocents, while Only two of the 52 consumption room users who replied to this question would find a price higher than 1 Euro acceptable 3.
Slightly more than half of the respondents indicated having smoked off foil instead of injecting, with a slightly higher percentage in men When distinguishing between survey participants by age, the older respondents in particular reported having changed their method of administration In the youngest age group, the corresponding percentage is ten percentage points lower.
The lowest effect can be seen in those aged 30—39 years, with The survey results demonstrate that the patterns of heroin users can be influenced by a mixture of new, high-quality prevention tools foils pre-cut, uncoated, thicker and thus more resistant to tearing and a target-group-specific approach.
It became clear that it requires professionalism to address safer use issues during the daily routine of a drug consumption room and other drug services at the right time or at all. Some users received information about the new foils while they were waiting to enter the consumption room.
A new medium enables workers to address use patterns and risks infection, overdose in an entirely new way. As a result, the new foil - as a new medium for arousing interest - provides new ways of approaching the users.
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