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Improving community safety, quality standards for SCS

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Alberta is the first province in Canada to require quality standards for supervised consumption services, which will improve community safety, provide higher quality services and increase integration with the health-care system.

To be licensed, supervised consumption site (SCS) service providers will need to follow requirements related to:

  • the safety and security of clients, employees and the surrounding community
  • standardized data collection
  • staff qualifications and training
  • clinical practice standards
  • good neighbour agreements
  • physical site requirements, such as having access to washrooms for clients

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  • Date

    Jun 02, 2021

  • By

    Government of Alberta

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