British Columbia Centre on Substance Use
Strengthening addiction medicine education activities across disciplines, academic institutions and health authorities, and training the next generation of interdisciplinary leaders in addiction medicine. The first-ever Canadian guideline for treating high-risk drinking and alcohol use disorder (AUD) has been published today in the CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal). Developed in partnership Leading an innovative multidisciplinary program of research, monitoring, evaluation and quality
Basic Information
- Category: nonprofit organization
- Website: https://www.bccsu.ca/
Documented Facts
- Inception (Wikidata): 2017 (Source 2: Wikidata Q107518839, revision 2474187360)
- Country (Wikidata; date unspecified): Canada (Source 2: Wikidata Q107518839, revision 2474187360; Source 3: Wikidata label: Q16, revision 2555105353)
- Official website (Wikidata; date unspecified): https://www.bccsu.ca/ (Source 2: Wikidata Q107518839, revision 2474187360)
Evidence and Sources
- British Columbia Centre on Substance Use — Official Website (official)
- Wikidata Q107518839, revision 2474187360 (knowledge-base)
- Wikidata label: Q16, revision 2555105353 (knowledge-base)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-23
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Strengthening addiction medicine education activities across disciplines, academic institutions and health authorities, and training the next generation of interdisciplinary leaders in addiction medicine. The first-ever Canadian guideline for treating high-risk drinking and alcohol use disorder (AUD) has been published today in the CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal). Developed in partnership Leading an innovative multidisciplinary program of research, monitoring, evaluation and quality
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