Focus Group Transcripts on Opioid Recovery Among Homeless Adults

Aggregating coded transcripts from focus groups with homeless-experienced adults who have opioid use disorder. The data explores experiences and attitudes toward peer recovery support. The author is Danielle R. Fine.

Use Cases

• Analyze coded themes from transcripts to identify common attitudes toward peer recovery support.
• Conduct qualitative sentiment analysis on discussions about opioid use disorder experiences.
• Explore relationships between coded segments related to homelessness and recovery narratives.

Strengths

• Data is recent, with a last update in February 2026.
• Focus groups provide in-depth qualitative insights from a specific, hard-to-reach population.

Limitations

• Sample size and demographic details of participants are unknown.
• The absence of structured columns or sample data limits quantitative analysis.
• Potential geographic or demographic bias is unstated.

Provenance

Source

Focus Group Dataverse

Collection Method

Focus groups conducted with homeless-experienced adults with opioid use disorder.

Freshness

Last updated 2026-02-05.