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COVID-19, usage d’alcool et de cannabis

Report

Résume de quelles façons la COVID-19 et l’usage d’alcool et de cannabis peuvent s’influencer mutuellement. Ainsi, le stress, l’anxiété, la solitude, …

Source : Centre canadien sur les dépendances et l'usage de substances
Format: PDF
Published: 2020
Topics: COVID-19 resources, Substance-specific resources

Mesures de prévention – La consommation d’alcool chez les personnes aînées au Québec

Background document

Ce feuillet fait partie d’une collection portant sur la consommation d’alcool chez les personnes aînées. Il fait une recension des écrits des mesures…

Source : Institut national de santé publique du Québec (INSPQ)
Format: PDF
Published: 2020
Topics: Anti-oppression, Promotion and communication, Population-specific resources, Substance-specific resources

Final Report: Survey of Public Health, Public Safety, Health and Social Service Professionals on a Public Health Approach to Substance Use

Report

As part of the Normalizing Conversations project launched in 2020, the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) conducted a survey of public health,…

Source : Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA), Normalizing Conversations Project Team
Format: PDF
Published: 2023
Topics: Implementing a public health approach to substance use, Best practices and implementation

Recommandations fondées sur des données probantes pour l'étiqutage des produits d'alcool au Canada

Background document

Les recommandations suivantes portent sur des messages de santé appuyés sur des données probantes à inclure dans l’étiquetage des produits d’alcool a…

Source : Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research (CISUR)
Format: PDF
Published: 2022
Topics: Substance use policy

Determining the Features of Managed Alcohol Programs: Rapid Synthesis

Academic article

There are growing concerns globally of the health and social harms caused by alcohol. This rapid synthesis synthesizes the best available evidence on…

Source : McMaster Health Forum
Format: PDF
Published: 2019
Topics: Harm reduction, Managed alcohol programs, Substance-specific resources

"There is a Place": Impacts of Managed Alcohol Programs for People Experiencing Severe Alcohol Dependence and Homelessness

Academic article

Managed alcohol programs (MAPs) are harm reduction interventions that aim to reduce the harms of severe alcohol use, poverty and homelessness. The au…

Source : Harm Reduction Journal
Format: PDF
Published: 2019
Topics: Harm reduction, Managed alcohol programs, Substance-specific resources

Inside a Managed Alcohol Program in Thunder Bay, Ontario

Fact sheet/infographic

Managed alcohol programs (MAPs) aim to reduce harms from alcohol for people with unstable housing and severe alcohol-related problems. They achieve t…

Source : Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research (CISUR)
Format: PDF
Published: 2016
Topics: Harm reduction, Managed alcohol programs, Substance-specific resources

Une évaluation sur les substances psychoactives qui amènent les jeunes à l’urgence : pleins feux sur l’alcool, le cannabis et les opioïdes

Report

Examine les tendances dans les visites à l’urgence liées à l’usage de substances chez les jeunes et les jeunes adultes (12 à 24 ans) et le contexte d…

Source : Centre canadien sur les dépendances et l'usage de substances
Format: PDF
Published: 2022
Topics: Population-specific resources, National data

Managed Alcohol Programs – Canadian Operational Guidance

Guide

To bridge the harm reduction gaps experienced by this population, a growing number of managed alcohol programs (MAPs) have been established in many c…

Source : British Columbia Centre on Substance Use (BCCSU), Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research (CISUR)
Format: PDF
Published: 2023
Topics: Managed alcohol programs

Operational Guidance for Implementation of Managed Alcohol for Vulnerable Populations

Guide

Due to the nature of the COVID-19 pandemic and the urgent need to support vulnerable populations, including rural and remote communities, this interi…

Source : Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research (CISUR), British Columbia Centre on Substance Use (BCCSU)
Format: PDF
Published: 2020
Topics: Harm reduction, Managed alcohol programs, Substance-specific resources