Integrated harm reduction programs
Evidence review
Hepatitis C treatment in harm reduction programs for people who use drugs – This evidence review looks at integrating hepatitis C treatment into harm reduction programs and focuses on treatment outcomes, including adherence, cure and acceptability
Evidence briefs
Supervised Inhalation Site at ARCHES – Supervised inhalation services delivered as part of a larger supervised consumption site
Program models
An STBBI testing program that integrates a registered nurse within a harm reduction supply distribution room.
The harm reduction dispensing units are machines that distribute safer drug use supplies.
Employs people with lived experience of drug use to provide harm reduction supplies and other supports from their residences.
Hepatitis C testing and treatment services integrated with supervised injection and consumption services, harm reduction supply distribution and other drug-user health services.
A supervised consumption service where people can use drugs in a hygienic environment under the supervision of trained staff.
The overdose prevention site at St. Paul’s Hospital offers a safer place to use drugs in the West End of Vancouver.
