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Mentoring, Education, and Clinical Tools for Addiction: Partners in Health Integration (META:PHI) is a provincial initiative to support health care providers working with people who use substances, through education, mentorship, advocacy, and clinical tools. META:PHI has created a library of nearly 100 original resources for health care providers and patients in a variety of settings. META:PHI is also the central hub for Ontario’s network of over 70 RAAM clinics, managing a directory of sites, setting quality targets, and overseeing an annual evaluation.

META:PHI is funded through the Ontario Ministry of Health with in-kind support from  Women’s College Hospital.

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Discharge form
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Buprenorphine discharge information for primary care
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Acknowledgment of tolerance loss
Training
CAMH Course: Introduction to the CIWA-Ar
Discharge
Naltrexone discharge information for primary care
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Toolkit for Alcohol-Related Presentations to the Emergency Department
Recommendations
Recommendations on the Management of Selected Alcohol-Related Presentations in the Emergency Department
Recommendations
Summary of Recommendations on the Management of Selected Alcohol-Related Presentations in the Emergency Department
Recommendations
Special Considerations for Alcohol-Related Presentations in the ED
Order Sets and Algorithms
Order Set for Alcohol Withdrawal

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March 4, 2024

Newsletter #41 – March 2024

In this edition: Auto micro-induction of buprenorphine XL, relationship-building as crucial as methadone, unique opioid stewardship program, and musings on the meaning of harm reduction.

February 1, 2024

Newsletter #40 – February 2024

In this edition: Thoughts from a semi-retired addiction doctor; mobile crisis intervention program; shocking stats on OAT initiation after ED visits; one journey of addiction and recovery.