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Loi sur la santé mentale : renseignements à l’intention des patients en cure obligatoire

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A formal patient is someone who is held at a hospital or health centre under the Mental Health Act under the authority of two admission certificates or two renewal certificates. If you are a... More ≫

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A formal patient is someone who is held at a hospital or health centre under the Mental Health Act under the authority of two admission certificates or two renewal certificates. If you are a formal patient, this document contains information about your legal rights, answers to common questions and other resources.

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Psychedelic drug treatment services standards

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The Psychedelic Drug Treatment Services Standards are made pursuant to the Mental Health Services Protection Regulation under the Mental Health Services Protection Act. The Standards, along with... More ≫

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The Psychedelic Drug Treatment Services Standards are made pursuant to the Mental Health Services Protection Regulation under the Mental Health Services Protection Act. The Standards, along with the Act and Regulation, set the minimum requirements that a licensed psychedelic drug treatment service provider must comply with in the provision of psychedelic drug treatment services.

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Advisory panel on post-secondary mental health : final recommendations report

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In October 2016, the Minister of Advanced Education established the Advisory Panel on Post-Secondary Mental Health to review the current system and make evidence-based recommendations regarding a... More ≫

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In October 2016, the Minister of Advanced Education established the Advisory Panel on Post-Secondary Mental Health to review the current system and make evidence-based recommendations regarding a long-term, province-wide system of mental health and addiction supports for post-secondary students.

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Gap analysis of public mental health and addictions programs (GAP-MAP) : final report

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GAP-MAP was designed to inform Alberta's Addiction and Mental Health Strategy. Generally, the approach of most governments to developing strategic priorities has emphasized consultations,... More ≫

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GAP-MAP was designed to inform Alberta's Addiction and Mental Health Strategy. Generally, the approach of most governments to developing strategic priorities has emphasized consultations, discussions, and priority-setting exercises. The approach taken in GAP-MAP was to demonstrate the value of a planning approach that emphasizes evidence-informed discussions about priorities. To this end, the project has attempted to produce a detailed, comprehensive, and systematic description of provincially funded addiction and mental health services in relation to population need. Results from the project are intended to lay the groundwork for building a population-based model for addiction and mental health service planning in Alberta.

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