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Creating connections: Alberta's Addiction and Mental Health Strategy

Authoring Organisation
Government of Alberta
WHO MiNDbank Collection
Country Resources
Resource Type
Substance Abuse Strategies and Plans
Country/Region
Alberta
Date Published
25 November 2012
Document Type
Guidelines
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The purpose of the Strategy is to transform the addiction and mental health system in Alberta. The ultimate goal is to reduce the prevalence of addiction, mental health problems and mental illness in Alberta through health promotion and prevention activities and to provide quality
assessment, treatment and support services to Albertans when they need them.

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Creating connections
English, 5.2 MB pdf
Creating connections
English

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