This document provides guidance on responding to illicit drug poisonings or overdoses in OPS/SCS settings, where there will be a need for flexibility and consideration of the facility, staff training and available resources when implementing public health guidelines for preventing the spread of COVID-19
During COVID-19 and its aftermath it is important to consider the impacts of the pandemic and social and physical isolation on women’s health. This sheet explores adaptations to practice for service organizations and frontline workers, to respond to concerning trends in intimate partner violence (IPV) and substance use in the COVID-19 context.
Respiratory illnesses like COVID-19 are spread in a few ways, including through the air. When people are together indoors, infections can spread more easily.
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This is 1 of 6 guidance documents, developed by CRISM at the request of federal governemnt. Collectively, the 6 documents address urgent needs of people who use substances, service providers, and decision makers in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic
This document is one of six guidance documents by the CRISM network at the request of the federal government to address urgent needs of people who use drugs
This document is 1 of 6 guidance documents developed by CRISM at the request of federal government to address urgent needs of people who use substances, service providers, and decision makers in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic
This document is 1 of 6 guidance documents developed by the CRISM network at the request of the Government of Canada. Collectively, the six documents address urgent needs of people who use substances, service providers, and decision makers in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Guidance for service providers on how to alter harm reduction practices during pandemic to reduce spread of COVID-19 | Alberta Health Service COVID guidance
The Canadian Drug Policy Coalition is based out of Simon Fraser University’s Faculty of Health Sciences.