Implementing Canada’s first national virtual phone based overdose prevention service: lessons learned from creating the National Overdose Response Service (NORS)
La epidemia de opioides sigue siendo una de las mayores crisis de salud pública en Norteamérica hasta la fecha. Si bien se han desarrollado diversas estrategias para reducir los daños asociados al consumo de sustancias, estas se concentran principalmente en unos pocos grandes centros urbanos. <br><b...
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