6th April, 2022
Presented by Bernie Pauly RN, PhD and Meaghan Brown RN, PhD(c) on behalf of the Canadian Managed Alcohol Program Study (CMAPS)
Description: Managed Alcohol Programs (MAPs) are alcohol harm reduction strategies offering regulated access to beverage alcohol with a range of supports for people experiencing significant alcohol related harm alongside homelessness, housing instability, and/or displacement in abstinence based systems. While MAPs in Canada have slowly established over 25 years in mostly residential and shelter settings, new MAP models have rapidly developed in response to escalating alcohol-related harms during the COVID-19 pandemic, with over 15 new MAPs of the approximately 40 MAPs in Canada established since March 2020. Through their work as researchers and harm reduction nurses with the Canadian Managed Alcohol Program Study, Bernie Pauly (Principal Investigator) and Meaghan Brown (Research Coordinator, Doctoral Fellow) will share history, evidence, and key developments in MAPs across 'clinician-delivered' to community-based and peer-led models. Discussion topics will focus on considerations for nursing practice across MAP models and settings.
Негізгі бет HRNA/AIIRM WEBINAR - Managed Alcohol Programs: History, Evidence, and Evolution in a Global Pandemic
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