Table 5 Information/Resources Needed by Organizations to Better Serve Perinatal Patients with OUD
|  | Birthing Hospitals (n = 7) Column % (n) | Prenatal Care Practices (n = 20) Column % (n) | SUD Programs (n = 63) Column % (n) |
|---|---|---|---|
Education on meds for OUD in pregnancy | 57.1% (5) | 30.0% (6) | 36.7% (22) |
Education on other SUD treatment in pregnancy | 85.7% (6) | 35.0% (7) | 43.3% (26) |
Education on pregnancy-related medical concerns | 85.7% (6) | 25.0% (5) | 46.7% (28) |
Specialist consultation for SUD treatment in pregnancy | 85.7% (6) | 40.0% (8) | 38.3% (23) |
Specialist consultation for pregnancy-related medical concerns | 57.1% (4) | 5.0% (1) | 43.3% (26) |
Increased availability of specific resources for patients | 85.7% (6) | 30.0% (6) | 41.7% (25) |
Support for implementation for clinical workflows or policies | 42.9% (3) | 5.0% (1) | 13.3% (8) |
Onsite sexual health services provided by external partner | 28.6% (2) | 5.0% (1) | 23.3% (14) |
Onsite SUD treatment services provided by external partner | 57.1% (4) | 15.0% (3) | 13.8% (8) |
Ability to distribute naloxone to individuals directly | 14.3% (1) | 0 | 16.7% (10) |