Integrating Sex and Gender Informed Evidence Into Your Practices: Ten Key Questions on Sex, Gender & Substance Use

Workbook

Source : Centre of Excellence for Women's Health (CEWH)

Published: 2020

This workbook has been developed by researchers at the Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health, based on a review of literature on harm reduction, health promotion, prevention and treatment interventions and programs that are sex and gender-informed, aimed at addressing opioid, alcohol, tobacco and cannabis use.

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Format:

Topic(s):

Determinants of health
Trauma - and violence - informed approaches and gender-informed responses
Population-specific resources

Region:

British Columbia (BC)

Language:

English

Population:

Gender-specific resources

Integrating Sex and Gender Informed Evidence Into Your Practices: Ten Key Questions on Sex, Gender & Substance Use

Canadian Substance Use Resource and Knowledge Exchange Centre (SURE)

^{A project of the Canadian Public Health Association}

Integrating Sex and Gender Informed Evidence Into Your Practices: Ten Key Questions on Sex, Gender & Substance Use

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