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How an emergency department is organized to provide opioid-specific harm reduction and facilitators and barriers to harm reduction implementation: a systems perspective

Article universitaire

The intersection of dual public health emergencies—the COVID-19 pandemic and the drug toxicity crisis—has led to an urgent need for acute care based …

Source: Harm Reduction Journal
Format: Lien
Publié : 2023
Sujets : Réduction des méfaits, Sites de consommation supervisée, Autres approches

Knowing How to Recognize and Respond to a Severe Intoxication or Overdose Related to Psychoactive Substance Use or Alcohol Withdrawal

This toolkit is intended for frontline service providers who work with people who use psychoactive substances, who may or may not be specialized in t…

Publié : 2023

Hear Us, See Us, Respect Us: Respecting the Expertise of People who Use Drugs

Rapport

Above all, best practices for honouring and recognising the contributions of PWUD should always be driven by PWUD themselves. This report is a sum…

Source: Canadian Association of People who Use Drugs (CAPUD), Canadian Drug Policy Coalition (CDPC)
Format: PDF
Publié : 2021
Sujets : Réduction de la stigmatisation, Pratiques exemplaires et trousses d’outils de mobilisation, Déterminants de la santé, Planifier l’équité

Tips for Safer Drug Use and Safer Sex to Prevent Hepatitis C and HIV

Affiche

This new collection of posters and pocket-sized resources shares key harm reduction information on health concerns for people who use drugs, includin…

Source: CATIE
Format: PDF
Publié : 2023
Sujets : Réduction des méfaits, Santé sexuelle

Imaginer un approvisionnement sécuritaire

Rapport

Le projet de recherche communautaire « Imaginer un approvisionnement sécuritaire » propose des idées sur la participation à l’approvisionnement sécur…

Source: Coalition canadienne des politiques sur les drogues
Format: PDF
Publié : 2023
Sujets : Réduction des méfaits, Approvisionnement sûr

Quick Facts: Myths About Substance Use

Fiche d’information/infographie

This resource by Toronto Public Health outlines four central myths regarding substance use that contribute to substance use stigma.

Source: Toronto Public Health
Format: PDF
Publié : 2018
Sujets : Raisons incitant les personnes à consommer des substances, Renseignements généraux

Overcoming Stigma Through Language: A Primer

Document de référence

Facilitates conversations and increases awareness of the stigma that surrounds people who use substances, their support networks, and service provide…

Source: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA), CAPSA
Format: PDF
Publié : 2019
Sujets : Déterminants de la santé, Langage déstigmatisant

#StigmaEndsWithMe Videos

Vidéo

Real stories of experiences with stigma by people with lived and living experience of substance use.

Source: CAPSA
Format: Audiovisuel
Publié : 2020
Sujets : Réduction de la stigmatisation, Témoignages et perspectives

Conversations of Substance with Guest Steve West

Balado

The Conversations of Substance podcast series asks difficult questions and suggests multiple answers to complex issues around people’s health with re…

Source: CAPSA
Format: Audiovisuel
Publié : 2022
Sujets : Approches stratégiques et de légalisation, Réduction de la stigmatisation, Réduction de la stigmatisation

Conversations of Substance with Guest Dr. Kim Corace, Ph.D.

Balado

The Conversations of Substance podcast series asks difficult questions and suggests multiple answers to complex issues around people’s health with re…

Source: CAPSA
Format: Audio
Publié : 2022
Sujets : Réduction des méfaits, Traitement et réduction des méfaits