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Supervised consumption services : critical incident reporting vs. duty to notify decision process

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This decision process document was created to assist service providers of supervised consumption services in determining when to complete and submit a critical incident or duty to notify form. The... More ≫

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This decision process document was created to assist service providers of supervised consumption services in determining when to complete and submit a critical incident or duty to notify form. The Mental Health Services Protection Act requires the reporting of critical incidents that have caused or threatened to cause serious injury or death. In addition, service providers have a duty to notify or report on situations that may prevent service providers from delivering their services and/or situations that may be injurious to the safety or health of the client.

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Substance toxicity deaths in Alberta in 2020 : review of medical examiner data

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The Substance Toxicity Deaths in Alberta in 2020 - Review of Medical Examiner Data provides historical insight into the complex context of overdose deaths in Alberta in 2020. The review is a... More ≫

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The Substance Toxicity Deaths in Alberta in 2020 - Review of Medical Examiner Data provides historical insight into the complex context of overdose deaths in Alberta in 2020. The review is a synthesis of social, corrections, medical, substance use, toxicology, and scene circumstances history of the population of interest with a focus on the COVID-19 impact.

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Bill 37: Mental Health Services Protection Amendment Act, 2025

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This fact sheet contains a detailed list of the proposed changes that will be introduced by the Mental Health Services Protection Amendment Act, 2025.

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Narcotic transition services : critical incident reporting vs. duty to notify decision process

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This decision process document was created to assist service providers of narcotic transition services in determining when to complete and submit a critical incident or duty to notify form. The... More ≫

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This decision process document was created to assist service providers of narcotic transition services in determining when to complete and submit a critical incident or duty to notify form. The Mental Health Services Protection Act requires the reporting of critical incidents that have caused or threatened to cause serious injury or death. In addition, service providers have a duty to notify or report on situations that may prevent service providers from delivering their services and/or situations that may be injurious to the safety or health of the patient.

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Residential addiction treatment services : critical incident reporting vs. duty to notify decision process

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This decision process document was created to assist service providers of residential addiction treatment services in determining when to complete and submit a critical incident or duty to notify... More ≫

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This decision process document was created to assist service providers of residential addiction treatment services in determining when to complete and submit a critical incident or duty to notify form. The Mental Health Services Protection Act requires the reporting of critical incidents that have caused or threatened to cause serious injury or death. In addition, service providers have a duty to notify or report on situations that may prevent service providers from delivering their services and/or situations that may be injurious to the safety or health of the client.

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Psychedelic drug treatment services Critical incident reporting vs. duty to notify decision process

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This decision process document was created to assist service providers of psychedelic drug treatment services in determining when to complete and submit a critical incident or duty to notify form.... More ≫

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This decision process document was created to assist service providers of psychedelic drug treatment services in determining when to complete and submit a critical incident or duty to notify form. The Mental Health Services Protection Act requires the reporting of critical incidents that have caused or threatened to cause serious injury or death. In addition, service providers have a duty to notify or report on situations that may prevent service providers from delivering their services and/or situations that may be injurious to the safety or health of the patient.

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Competitive expression of interest guide : operators for Edmonton and Grande Prairie recovery communities : guidelines on eligibility and applying for funding

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Through the Competitive Expression of Interest Guide: Operators for Edmonton and Grande Prairie Recovery Communities, qualified service providers can apply to operate one or both Edmonton and... More ≫

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Through the Competitive Expression of Interest Guide: Operators for Edmonton and Grande Prairie Recovery Communities, qualified service providers can apply to operate one or both Edmonton and Grande Prairie recovery communities that are scheduled for completion in 2027. The deadline for submission of the non-disclosure agreement is August 30, 2024. The deadline for submission of an application is September 16, 2024.

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Narcotic transition services

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This fact sheet describes the standards for narcotic transition services in the province and includes information on legislation changes, risks, regulations and exemptions.

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Ministerial Order 704/2024 [Mental Health and Addiction]

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Effective July 1, 2024, Ministerial Order 704/2024 appoints Mr. Kerry Bales as the first member, and designates him as the chair, of Recovery Alberta for a term of two years.

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Ministerial Order 800/2024 [Health]

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Alberta's Provincial Health Agencies Act establishes the acute care, primary care, continuing care and mental health and addiction health services sectors. The amendments are contained within the... More ≫

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Alberta's Provincial Health Agencies Act establishes the acute care, primary care, continuing care and mental health and addiction health services sectors. The amendments are contained within the Health Statutes Amendment Act (HSAA) tabled on May 14, and which received royal assent on May 30, 2024. The HSAA enables the transition from a single regional health authority to an integrated system of sector-based provincial health agencies. This Ministerial Order initiates the transition to a refocused health care system.

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