Researchers want to understand why you may or may not have accessed naloxone - including what makes it easier or more difficult to access - among individuals with past or current experience taking opioids for chronic pain in order to improve naloxone policies and programs.
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Angela -
Naloxone Study: Do you use opioids for chronic pain? Have you accessed Naloxone as a person who does not use opioids?
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Vaping on the rise with teens
According to Statistics Canada, 23% of high school students across the country have tried a vaping product. Of that total, teens and young adults — between the ages of 15 and 24 — report the highest rates of vaping.
“It’s the ‘in’ thing now,” said Robert Schwartz, a senior scientist at the…
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Call for new EENet Communities of Interest EXTENDED to July 15
EENet is seeking applicants to develop at least three new Mental Health and Addictions Communities of Interest (CoIs) in Ontario.
Some of the identified priorities for these new CoIs include Northern, rural, and remote mental health and addiction challenges and LGBTQ+ mental health…
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Rossana -
Why evidence-informed public health matters
Evidence-Informed Public Health (EIPH), the process of using the best available evidence from research, context, and experience in practice, can help you adapt to changes in public health practice.
The National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools (NCCMT) is a trusted organization…
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Renira -
Spoken word poem/action sketch video: What is knowledge translation?
Lack of awareness, comprehension & relevance are some reasons why it can take 17 years for research evidence to be taken up and used in practice. Knowledge translation helps to close this gap.
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Training in Counselling and Psychotherapy in Family Medicine over 5 weekends
Counselling and Psychotherapy in Family Medicine Training Program, Dept. of Family and Community Medicine, University of TorontoDo you have patients needing counselling or psychotherapy in your practice? Do you want to be more effective in providing counselling and psychotherapy?
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Edible Cannabis, Cannabis Extracts, and Cannabis Topicals
At 12:30 p.m. EST today Health Canada provided an update on the legalization and regulation of cannabis in Canada. The new legislation will make it legal to purchase edible cannabis, cannabis extracts and cannabis topicals for consumption this fall.
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Become an EENet Community of Interest!
EENet is seeking applicants to develop at least three new Mental Health and Addictions Communities of Interest (CoIs) in Ontario.
Some of the identified priorities for these new CoIs include Northern, rural, and remote mental health and addiction challenges and LGBTQ+ mental health…
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Our Trauma Certificate Training Program has only has 3 spots left!
Leading the way in Mental Health Training and Education
This is your last chance to register as there are only 3 spots left for this highly sought after training with Natalie Zlodre! Don't miss out...
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Rossana -
Share your thoughts: A quality standard for unhealthy alcohol use and alcohol use disorder
Provide your feedback on Health Quality Ontario's draft quality standard on alcohol use and alcohol use disorder.
The draft quality standard outlines quality care for people aged 15 and older and is based on the best evidence, along with input from clinicians, patients and caregivers…
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