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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Antipsychotic initiation among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Ontario: A population-based cohort study
Ontario Prescription Opioid Tool Update: Data up to March 2019 and indicators for individuals newly dispensed an opioid
Association of mirabegron with the risk of arrhythmia in adult patients 66 years or older: A population-based cohort study
The Opioid Mortality Surveillance Report: Analysis of opioid-related deaths in Ontario July 2017 – June 2018
Overactive bladder drug may not increase risk for CV events
Nearly 400 people in Ontario died of opioid overdose last summer, says province
London area ranks third in province for naloxone distribution rate
Three research teams at St. Michael’s to receive federal funding to address the opioid crisis