
Canadian Substance Use Research and Exchange-SURE
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Supporting a #publichealth and #harmreduction approach to #substanceuse | Find curated resources and tools to support your community 👇
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Curious about @cpha_acsp and CAPSA Canada's new structural stigma workshop package? 🌟🔍 Learn more about the package below and deliver the workshop yourself! 📹👇 ow.ly/KOaR50R1llE

📢Last Thursday, National Safer Supply Community of Practice members gathered together to celebrate and reflect on our work and the relationships we are growing🌳 🎶We sang, laughed, cried, celebrated our victories & made plans for the future❤️🔥 🔗Recording & graphic illustration⤵️ nss-aps.ca/coming-together


Elaine Hyshka (Elaine Hyshka), University of Alberta, highlighted key elements of a national public health response: #decriminalization, promoting interventions like opioid agonist treatment, and addressing underlying factors like like chronic pain, mental health, housing insecurity, and poverty.


The Canadian Journal of Public Health is currently soliciting research articles, reviews and correspondence related to the public health response to the toxic drug supply and current overdose crisis in Canada! 📰💡 Learn more: ow.ly/TWOM50R472b


Appel d'articles: La riposte de la santé publique à la crise des surdoses au Canada Rédacteurs(trices) invités: David Moore, Elaine Hyshka @CoryNeudorf, Karen Urbanoski and @dr_rknight Date limite : 1 août 2024. Pour en savoir plus: ow.ly/ieju50R9ysa


Call for Submissions: The Public Health Response to the Overdose Crisis in Canada Guest editors: David Moore, Elaine Hyshka, @CoryNeudorf, Karen Urbanoski and @dr_rknight Due date: 1 August 2024. Learn more: ow.ly/ieju50R9ysa




We're excited to share this paper which builds upon Cdn Public Health Assoc.'s recently published framework on a #publichealth approach to #substanceuse! Read the framework here💡cpha.ca/framework-publ…

A new study from @nkiepek at Dalhousie University is exploring diverse perspectives about substance use and recruiting: - law enforcement personnel (lawyers, judges, police, probation officers, border control agents, prison guards) - healthcare professionals 📨[email protected] for info



