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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- Publisher - Current Organization Name: Government of Alberta
- Licence: Open Government Licence - Alberta
Data and Resources
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Fentanyl-related occupational health risks for police officersXLSXEnglish dataset XLSX
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Original metadata (https://open.alberta.ca/opendata)HTMLEnglish website HTML
Contact Information
Electronic Mail Address: OHSFutures@gov.ab.ca