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February 24, 2026Substance Use &amp Addiction Journal0 citations

Factors Associated With Wait Time to Substance Use Treatment Among Pregnant Women in the United States

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LBLynden BondLCLaura CurranGCGilean Chikwati

Key Points

  • This research examines the individual and structural factors influencing the wait times for substance use treatment in pregnant women.
  • Analyzed the relationship between individual factors and wait times for treatment.
  • Investigated structural factors affecting access to substance use treatment.
  • Considered policy implications related to treatment accessibility for pregnant women.
  • Identified key individual factors that contribute to longer wait times.
  • Highlighted structural obstacles that affect access to treatment.
  • Emphasized the need for targeted policy improvements to shorten wait times.

Abstract

Findings suggest individual and structural factors are associated with wait times to substance use treatment for pregnant women and highlight the need for improvement in existing systems. Policymakers can consider enacting laws and policies which recognize the unique needs of pregnant women seeking substance use treatment, emphasizing those that decrease wait times for those accessing treatment.

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Bond et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699d3fd9de8e28729cf64ae8https://doi.org/10.1177/29767342261421319
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