What We Do: Drug Policy Research
Established in 2008, the Ontario Drug Policy Research Network (ODPRN) is a collaboration between researchers and drug policy decision-makers across Ontario with the goal of responding rapidly to policymakers’ needs to provide timely, relevant and scientifically rigorous research. The ODPRN is a global leader in integrating evidence into policy-making to impact societal outcomes and improve healthcare system efficiency.
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Clinical outcomes and health care costs among people entering a safer opioid supply program in Ontario
Ontario Opioid Indicator Tool: Relaunch
Responding to Ontario’s overdose crisis in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic
Opioid initiation and the hazard of falls or fractures among older adults with varying levels of central nervous system depressant burden
Despite rising OD deaths linked to smoking drugs, no supervised inhalation services exist in Ontario
Ontario construction workers accounted for 1 in 13 opioid deaths in recent years, report finds
Where the parties stand: On the opioid crisis
Product label changes do not prevent accidental acetaminophen overdoses: Study