Difficulty accessing supervised consumption services during the COVID-19 pandemic among people who use drugs in Vancouver, Canada

Table 2 Multivariable logistic regression analyses of factors associated with having difficulty accessing supervised consumption services or overdose prevention sites during the COVID-19 pandemic among 428 people who use drugs in Vancouver, Canada (2020)

Variable	Adjusted odds ratio (AOR)	95% Confidence interval (CI)	p value
Age
(per year increase)	0.96	(0.93–0.99)	0.014
≥ Daily crystal methamphetamine use*
(yes vs. no)	2.60	(1.28–5.30)	0.009
Injection drug use*
(yes vs. no)	4.06	(1.38–11.90)	0.011
Participation in addiction treatment*
(yes vs. no)	2.13	(0.94–4.81)	0.070
Non-fatal overdose*
(yes vs. no)	2.45	(1.24–4.85)	0.010
Unstable housing*
(yes vs. no)	2.14	(1.08–4.23)	0.029
Perceived drug quality since COVID-19 pandemic
(Worse vs. same/better)	1.76	(0.94–3.27)	0.077

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