Comparative effectiveness of take-home dosing schedules for opioid agonist treatment in British Columbia, Canada: a target trial emulation protocol using a population-based observational study
Megan Kurz(Simon Fraser University), Bohdan Nosyk(Simon Fraser University), Uwe Siebert(Harvard University), Brenda Carolina Guerra‐Alejos(Centre for Advancing Health Outcomes), Jeong Eun Min(Centre for Advancing Health Outcomes), Lindsay Hedden(Simon Fraser University), M. Eugenia Socías(University of British Columbia), Mohammad Ehsanul Karim(Providence Health Care), Paul Gustafson, Shaun R. Seaman(Max Planck Society), Julie Bruneau(Inserm), Robert W. Platt(McGill University), Nicole Catherine(Simon Fraser University), Lawrence C. McCandless(Simon Fraser University), Ruyu Yan(Centre for Advancing Health Outcomes), Seonaid Nolan(University of British Columbia), Paxton Bach(University of British Columbia), Md. Belal Hossain(Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology), Sander Greenland(University of California, Los Angeles)
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