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Table 3 Effectiveness, feasibility, and acceptability outcomes

From: Feeling safer: effectiveness, feasibility, and acceptability of continuous pulse oximetry for people who smoke opioids at overdose prevention services in British Columbia, Canada

OPS clients participating in study (n = 599)

 

Allowed for physical distancing

544 (92.4)

Easy to use

483 (80.6)

Would use again

557 (93)

Improved comfort in being monitored and responded to

503 (84)

Satisfaction (Least = 1, Most = 5)

 

 1

3 (0.5)

 2

7 (1.3)

 3

23 (4.1)

 4

142 (25.6)

 5

380 (68.5)

OPS staff (n = 19)

 

Allowed for physical distancing

16 (84.2)

Easy to use

17 (89.5)

Would use again

16 (84.2)

Improved comfort in monitoring and responding to participating OPS clients

16 (84.2)

Satisfaction (Least = 1, Most = 5)

 

 1

0 (0%)

 2

0 (0%)

 3

2 (10.5)

 4

8 (42.1)

 5

9 (47.4)

Peer researchers (n = 599)

 

Satisfaction (Least = 1, Most = 5)

 

 1

4 (0.8)

 2

7 (1.4)

 3

20 (4.1)

 4

95 (19.5)

 5

362 (74.2)