Statscan recently released an analysis of their Canadian Wastewater Survey (CWS). It suggests that drug use increased early in the pandemic but that usage patterns varied by city.
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Wastewater suggests that fentanyl, cannabis, and methamphetamine use increased early in the pandemic
Mental Health & Addictions North COVID-19 Innovations: Transitions in Care - Enhanced Community Pathways for ED Diversion
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Excellence Through Quality Improvement Project (E-QIP) is accepting applications for QI project coaching support
Apply today to receive hands on coaching support to address a quality issue at your organization!
Deadline to apply is August 6, 2021
E-QIP is accepting applications for our next cohort of QI project coaching. During the approximately 7 month coaching period, this cohort of project…
Program Administrator
Job description: Program Administrator
Part-time: 20 hrs per week
Remote - However preference will be given to candidates living in Ontario
Purpose: To support the day-to-day operations of a small, but busy national charity.
Reports to: Executive Director
The Centre…
Job Posting: Knowledge Mobilization Specialist, National Safer Supply CoP
The Alliance for Healthier Communities is hiring for the first of two Knowledge Mobilization Specialist positions to work with the National Safer Supply Community of Practice. The position is full time for a contract until March 31st, 2023.
This will be an exciting opportunity of people…
"Can racism cause schizophrenia?"
"Decades of research has found that racialized citizens are diagnosed with [schizophrenia] at far higher rates – and the single biggest risk factor is having darker skin than most of their neighbours." Read The Globe and Mail article here.
The "replication crisis" is worth revisiting
On Saturday, The Globe and Mail ran an opinion piece by Susan Pinker, a psychologist, about a replication crisis in science. The past year and a half has brought hundreds of thousands of studies about COVID-19, along with an unusual level of enthrallment in science by the media and the public.…
Call for submissions for the Rainbow Health Ontario (RHO) 2022 symposium, LGBT2SQ Health in Focus
Rainbow Health Ontario (RHO) is holding its 2022 symposium, LGBT2SQ Health in Focus, virtually on February 25, 2022,
Below is the RHO's call for submissions:
This online symposium is a learning and sharing forum for anyone interested in LGBT2SQ health. Unique in Canada and renowned…
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