Beyond the 1%: Advocating for Comprehensive Data on Perinatal Substance Use in Canada.

Jodie Bigalky, April Mackey, Oluwafemi Serrano, Pammla Petrucka
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This paper addresses the critical issue of perinatal substance use (PSU) in Canada and highlights the urgent need for relevant and current prevalence data. PSU poses significant risks to perinatal and infant health, highlighting the need for targeted interventions that are grounded in comprehensive data and research. Comprehensive data collection must include disaggregated information by province and differentiate between various substances. Nurse leaders are uniquely positioned to advocate for these initiatives, enhance healthcare provider education and support ongoing research. A coordinated approach is essential for improving health outcomes for perinatal individuals and their families across Canada.

超越1%:倡导加拿大围产期物质使用的综合数据。
本文解决了加拿大围产期物质使用(PSU)的关键问题,并强调了迫切需要相关和当前流行数据。PSU对围产期和婴儿健康构成重大风险,突出表明需要以全面数据和研究为基础的有针对性的干预措施。综合数据收集必须包括各省的分类信息,并区分各种物质。护士领导在倡导这些举措、加强医疗保健提供者教育和支持正在进行的研究方面具有独特的地位。协调一致的做法对于改善加拿大各地围产期个人及其家庭的健康状况至关重要。
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