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FREE TRAINING: COMPASSIONATE HEALTHCARE FOR PEOPLE WHO USE DRUGS

Are you a Toronto nursing or medical student? Do you want to improve your
knowledge on working with people who use drugs? This FREE one day course is for
you!! Developed by our community steering committee this course will cover a
variety of topics, including an panel to strengthen your harm reduction
knowledge.
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T-DOT (TORONTO DISPARITIES, OVERDOSE AND TREATMENT), FORMERLY OISIS

T-DOT (Toronto Disparities, Overdose and Treatment) is an ongoing cohort study
that started in 2018 (formerly OiSIS) of people who use drugs, looking at
supervised consumption sites, drug checking, treatment, and the continuum of
care. Sub-studies include: Injectable Opioid Agonist Treatment (iOAT) and Safer
Opioid Supply (SOS or Prescribed Alternatives) program evaluations in Toronto.



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SAFER OPIOID SUPPLY PROGRAMS EVALUATION IN TORONTO, ONTARIO

The CDPE is leading a study to evaluate the impact of safer opioid supply
programs in Toronto, Ontario.



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POLICY IMPACT UNIT

The Policy Impact Unit works in partnership with drug policy stakeholders –
including people who use drugs, affected communities, civil society, and
policymakers – to support the development of evidence- and rights-based drug
policies in Canada and around the globe.



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