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For a complete list of treatment clinics for opioid dependence

• Visit  and use the following search term: Addiction & Mental Health - Opioid Dependency Program

Ministry of Mental Health and Addiction

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• Opioids & Youth
• Opioid Use Disorder ¨C Telephone Consultation (for prescribers and prescribers seeking information on Narcotic Transition Services)
• Hospital-Based Exemptions
• Comorbid OUD & CNCP Practice Guidance
• Hydromorphone Titration Schedules

The Alberta College of Family Physicians has established the following practice tools and resources for family physicians:

The College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA) provide the following practice tools and resources:

Regulatory colleges within Alberta provide the following guidance for safe prescribing:

•  ¨C Alberta College of Pharmacy, 2021
•  ¨C College & Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta, 2021
•  ¨C CPSA, 2019

The following online CME-accredited training courses are available. Check with your regulatory college for specific training requirements or recommendations.

• Alberta ODT Virtual Training Program
• • The is within the link above

The following online CME-accredited supplementary learnings are available from ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ.

• Provincial Addiction Curricula & Experiential Skill (PACES) Learning Pathway

• Slow-release Oral Morphine
• Methadone
• Hydromorphone
• Managing Benzodiazepine Contamination Within the Context of Opioid Dependency Treatment
• De-prescribing Opioid Dependency Treatment 

The following Canadian guidelines and supplements are available for clinical management of opioid use disorders.

• ¨C Canadian Centre for Substance Use and Addiction, 2019
• ¨C Canadian Coalition for Seniors' Mental Health, 2019
• ¨C Canadian Research Initiative on Substance Misuse, 2018
• ¨C Centre for Addiction & Mental Health (CAMH), 2021
•  ¨C BCCSU, 2022
• ¨C BCCSU, 2018
• ¨C BCCSU, 2018

For resources and service information to help support clients, visit Opioid Dependency Program for adults and youth.