Partners and Collaboration (National Treatment Indicators)

The National Treatment Indicators Working Group

The NTI project was established in 2009 with the goal of collecting consistent information about substance use treatment across jurisdictions to fill information gaps and help improve the quality, range and accessibility of treatment in Canada. Each year, data from publicly funded substance use treatment services are analyzed at the provincial/territorial level according to standardized NTI definitions and data-collection protocols and then provided to CCSA.
 

National Treatment Indicators Working Group Membership List
 

Sarah Konefal (chair)
Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction
Sandy Bowlby
Yukon Department of Health and Social Services
Debra Dell
Youth Solvent Addictions Committee
Amanda Hudson
Health PEI
Sean Leggett
Government of Manitoba
Lisa McKenzie
Newfoundland and Labrador Centre for Health Information
Mado Pelletier-Cyr
Government of New Brunswick
Pamela Ross
Nova Scotia Health Authority
Cameron Symon
Government of Saskatchewan
Zhijie Shen
Alberta Health Services
Rachel Hollingshead
Government of Nunavut
Jessica Yau
Government of Northwest Territories

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CCSA's Issues of Substance Conference

This biannual, national conference brings together people from across the country, including addiction workers, healthcare professionals, researchers, policy makers, and people with lived and living experience
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Canadian Substance Use Costs and Harms

This project provides comparable and up-to-date data on the costs and harms of substance use in Canada and allows people to explore and analyze the data through its data visualization tool.
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Workforce Competencies

CCSA developed measurable technical and behaviour competencies in knowledge, skills and values for the substance use workforce, providing consistent care across the wide range of settings.
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Drink Less Live More

Canada has new guidance on alcohol and your health. CCSA wants you to be able to make the most informed decisions you can about drinking alcohol.
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Lower Risk Gambling Guidelines

Learn about the world’s first Lower-Risk Gambling Guidelines to help people in Canada make informed decisions about their gambling and lessen their risk of gambling-related harms. Use the Interactive Risk Assessment Tool to assess your personal gambling choices.
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The Highway Home

This interactive website takes an experiential approach to increasing youth’s and young drivers’ awareness of the risks and harms of drug-impaired driving, using real-life scenarios involving cannabis use and driving.
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