Engaging Law Enforcement in Harm Reduction Programs for People Who Inject Drugs

Guide

Source : The Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN)

Published: 2016

A grey literature search was conducted to determine best practices in engaging law enforcement agencies in harm reduction programs for people who inject drugs.

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Format:

Topic(s):

Best practices and implementation
Implementing a public health approach to substance use

Audience:

Public health professionals
Public safety professionals

Region:

National

Language:

English

Engaging Law Enforcement in Harm Reduction Programs for People Who Inject Drugs

Canadian Substance Use Resource and Knowledge Exchange Centre (SURE)

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Engaging Law Enforcement in Harm Reduction Programs for People Who Inject Drugs

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