The homeless injection drug users and crack smokers in Montréal: different levels of attachment and uses of the place Émilie-Gamelin
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7 janvier 2022
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Élaine Lesage-Mann et al., « The homeless injection drug users and crack smokers in Montréal: different levels of attachment and uses of the place Émilie-Gamelin », Revue francophone sur la santé et les territoires, ID : 10.4000/rfst.1340
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Background Homeless injection drug users and crack smokers are a highly mobile population for three main reasons. First, in order to meet their basic needs (mainly eat and sleep), they must move between the different resources. Secondly, their drug habits also require trips, whether to acquire their drugs and drug paraphernalia, but also to find a place they believe is suitable for consumption. Thirdly, another important aspect, not well documented in the literature, conce...