Illustrates national data on substance use treatment in Canada in 2016–2018 for publicly funded, community-based services. Jurisdictions across Canada report the use of substance use treatment services according to a core set of treatment…
Summarizes early findings from our National Guidance for Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health and Substance Use Health Care, a new project in partnership with the Mental Health Commission of Canada.
Three key items you will learn…
Reviews recent research on the effects of alcohol through a sex and gender lens. With a focus on women, it examines the sex-specific effects of alcohol on male and female bodies, including on reproductive health, and reviews the differences…
Case study summarizes the YMCA of Three Rivers Brain Builders Lab project. The project aims to influence practice, policy and the community conversation around brain science.
Summarizes a journal article to which CCSA contributed that highlights the social and economic costs associated with driving under the influence of cannabis. Data indicates that collisions resulting in fatalities, injuries and property damage…
Building Bridges through Shared Learning/Créer des connections grâce à l’apprentissage partagé is our theme, connecting research and evidence-based treatments with presentations about current knowledge and skills in addictions care in Canada.
Case study summarizes Horizon Health Network’s Brain Builders Lab project. The team’s goal was to bring Brain Story science to Horizon staff across New Brunswick with the aim of helping caregivers bridge the gap between knowledge and practice.
This publication has been archived on the CCSA website and was current when it was published. It is available for reference or research purposes.
Summarizes the full report of a monitoring project to measure progress in implementing the National Alcohol Strategy.
This publication has been archived on the CCSA website and was current when it was published. It is available for reference or research purposes.
Summarizes findings from two published journal articles we co-authored on growing cannabis at home before and after legalization. It also identifies areas for further research.
