Harm reduction workers in Saskatchewan are seeking a voice in the province's new rehabilitation model, which is based on Alberta's recovery model. Saskatchewan joined Alberta and Ontario over a year ago in a partnership to share data on rehab efforts. Currently, only one facility in Estevan is operating with the new model, showing a good success rate, and there are plans to expand it.
Saskatchewan harm reduction workers want voice in new rehab model
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Harm reduction workers in Saskatchewan are seeking a voice in the province's new rehabilitation model, which is based on Alberta's recovery model. Saskatchewan joined Alberta and Ontario over a year ago in a partnership to share data on rehab efforts. Currently, only one facility in Estevan is operating with the new model, showing a good success rate, and there are plans to expand it.
Trending- 1 A little over a year ago: Saskatchewan joined Alberta and Ontario in a partnership to share data on provincial rehabilitation efforts.
- 2 Currently: Only the Estevan facility is operating with Alberta's model; harm reduction workers are seeking a voice in the expansion plans.
- Potential for a more inclusive and effective rehabilitation model if harm reduction workers' input is considered
- Ongoing debate about the best approach to addiction treatment and recovery
What: Harm reduction workers in Saskatchewan want to have a voice in the province's new rehabilitation model.
When: A little over a year ago (Saskatchewan joined the partnership).
Where: Saskatchewan, Canada; Estevan (facility); Alberta, Ontario (partner provinces).
Why: The new rehabilitation model, based on Alberta's recovery model, is being expanded across Saskatchewan, and harm reduction workers feel their expertise and perspective should be included in its development and implementation.
How: Saskatchewan joined a partnership with Alberta and Ontario to share data on rehabilitation efforts. The model focuses on flexible and more supportive rehabilitation programs. Harm reduction workers are advocating for their inclusion in the process.