“It makes all the sense in the world”: A qualitative evaluation of patient perspectives on implementation outcomes of a peer-facilitated integrated infectious disease and substance use care model
Annice Brown(Johns Hopkins University), Oluwaseun Falade‐Nwulia(Johns Hopkins University), J. M. Hsu(Johns Hopkins University), Geetanjali Chander(Johns Hopkins University), Sheree Schwartz(Johns Hopkins University), Sharon M. Kelly(University of Glasgow), Nicholas Schweizer(Johns Hopkins University), Larry W. Chang(Johns Hopkins University), Tracy Agee(Johns Hopkins University)
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