A Summary of Substance Use Programs in a Sample of Ontario Secondary Schools in the Years Surrounding Federal Cannabis Legalization
Megan J. Magier,
Katelyn Battista,
Alexandra Butler
et al.
Abstract:Introduction:
To support schools in the implementation of evidence-based and context-appropriate programs for youth substance use prevention, knowledge users have expressed a need to better understand how substance use programs are implemented. The objective of this study was to examine the availability of cannabis-specific programs and global substance use programs (ie, targeting multiple substances) in secondary schools and whether programming varied by school context and pre-post-federal cannabi… Show more
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