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Research
Latest papers
Facilitating access to supervised smoking facilities: a qualitative study.
Harm reduction journal · 2025
Supervised smoking facility access, harm reduction practices, and substance use changes during the COVID-19 pandemic: a community-engaged cross-sectional study.
Harm reduction journal · 2023
Community-Engaged Research Ethics Training (CERET): developing accessible and relevant research ethics training for community-based participatory research with people with lived and living experience using illicit drugs and harm reduction workers.
Harm reduction journal · 2023
Latest funding
- $100,000
A participatory approach to implementing peer-run inhalation overdose prevention services
CIHR · 2019 · Principal investigator
3 publications.
Facilitating access to supervised smoking facilities: a qualitative study.
Wettemann C, Morgan J, Taylor T, Boll A, Maxwell S, Richardson L, Nolan S, van Draanen J
Supervised smoking facility access, harm reduction practices, and substance use changes during the COVID-19 pandemic: a community-engaged cross-sectional study.
van Draanen J, Hamilton J, Morgan J, Maxwell S, Taylor T, Richardson L, Nolan S
Community-Engaged Research Ethics Training (CERET): developing accessible and relevant research ethics training for community-based participatory research with people with lived and living experience using illicit drugs and harm reduction workers.
Morgan J, Neufeld SD, Holroyd H, Ruiz J, Taylor T, Nolan S, Glegg S
A participatory approach to implementing peer-run inhalation overdose prevention services
Principal investigators: Nolan, Seonaid; Taylor, Tara; Richardson, Lindsey
Keywords: Implementation Science; Inhalation Tent; Methamphetamines; Mixed Methods; Overdose; Overdose Prevention Site; Participatory Research; Peer Work
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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