🚫 Drug use is dangerous and every overdose has the potential to cause a brain injury. ​ The Alberta Recovery Model recognizes that a system of care must do more than reverse an overdose. It must help prevent the next one.

If you missed the original publication, we encourage you learn more about the risks of overdoses and brain injuries by reading The Silent Consequence of Overdose: The Case for Brain Injury-Informed Opioid Treatment at onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… Better data ➡️ better care

📬 The October edition of The Pulse has just been published. Stay connected to the latest in mental health and addiction evidence by reading the October edition, exploring past issues or signing up to have The Pulse delivered directly to your inbox. 👉 Read The Pulse: recoveryexcellence.org/newsl…

Mahmoud Azimaee, CoRE’s Chief Information Officer, is speaking today (Oct 21) at the Government Innovation Showcase about CoRE’s Data Intelligence system.​ The Data Intelligence system will enable CoRE to conduct national and international studies on administrative data without needing to move data from one jurisdiction to another. ​ Better data ➡️ better care.

Navigating addiction treatment and recovery can feel overwhelming. 🎯 Recovery Coaches help people identify their goals, overcome barriers, and connect with the services they need to start and sustainrecovery. Learn More: recoveryexcellence.org/wp-co… Better data ➡️ better care.

Every person matters. The Alberta Recovery Model is designed around this and was Dr. Nathaniel Day, CoRE’s Chief Scientific Officer's topic of choice at the @recovery_summit of Canada. With more than 2,000 attendees, this was the nation’s largest recovery forum.

In front of a sold out audience at the @recovery_summit CoRE’s Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Nathaniel Day told the story behind the development of Alberta’s Virtual Opioid Dependency programand how it is changing lives across the province. #RCC2026 #recoverycapitalcanada