This report — a joint effort by CIHI and the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse — uses data submitted to the Hospital Morbidity Database by all Canadian provinces and territories. It examines pan-Canadian trends in hospitalizations due to opioid poisoning related to patient demographics, clinical characteristics and provincial/territorial rates. It also includes an analysis of emergency department visits in Alberta and Ontario using data from the National Ambulatory Care Reporting System.

You can download the report, infographic and datatables by visiting the Canadian Institute for Health Information website.

Topic

Emergency care

decriminalisation

Harm reduction

Law enforcement/incarceration

Concordance Between Urine Drug Screening and Self-Reported Use in the Context of a Pragmatic Randomized-Controlled Trial in People with Prescription-Type Opioid Use Disorder: Concordance entre le dépistage de drogues dans l’urine et l’usage autodéclaré dans le contexte d’un essai pragmatique contrôlé à répartition aléatoire chez des personnes présentant un trouble lié à l’usage d’opioïdes vendus sur ordonnance

Bastien G, Abboud A, McAnulty C, Mahroug A, Le Foll B, Socias ME, Juteau LC, Dubreucq S, Jutras-Aswad D., Can J Psychiatry. 2025

Opioid agonist treatment

Prescription monitoring

Recovery

Substance

Alcohol

Cannabis

Injectable drug use

Tobacco/nicotine

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