Fentanyl-related occupational health risks for police officers

Contains survey data collected in support of a study conducted with members of the Edmonton Police Service and the Calgary Police Service to better understand the physical and psychological effects that responding to calls for service related to the opiate crisis may be having on police officers.

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Author
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Agreement Required
Purpose Constraints
Redistribution Allowed
AI Training Allowed
Data Steward
Title (French)
Update Frequency not_planned
Geographic Scope []
Criticality Level []
Sensitivity Level unrestricted
Language
Contact Person {"en": "Jobs, Economy and Northern Development", "fr": "Jobs, Economy and Northern Development"}
Contact Email OHSFutures@gov.ab.ca
Data Dictionary ["economy", "health"]
Open Canada Date Published 2023-06-07 00:00:00
Open Canada Date Modified
Open Canada Subject ["health_and_safety", "labour"]
Open Canada Keywords {"en": ["CPS", "Calgary Police Service", "EPS", "Edmonton Police Service", "OHS Futures", "OHS Futures Research Funding Program", "Occupational Health and Safety Futures Research Funding Program", "carfentanyl", "fentanyl", "occupational health hazards", "opioids", "police officers", "work conditions"], "fr-t-en": ["CPS", "Service de police de Calgary", "EPS", "Service de police d'Edmonton", "Futures en SST", "Programme de financement de la recherche OHS Futures", "Programme de financement de la recherche future sur la santé et la sécurité au travail", "carfentanyl", "fentanyl", "risques pour la santé au travail", "opioïdes", "officiers de police", "conditions de travail"]}
Open Canada Collection federated
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