Research & Quality Monitoring
Purpose
Profiles
Reports
Presentations
Additional Resources
The Research and Quality Monitoring department at the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba aims to provide expertise, increase awareness, disseminate knowledge, assess program effectiveness, and stay apprised of current developments in the area of addictions research. The department has formed partnerships with local and national networks in order to facilitate evidence-based decision-making.
The mission statement of the Research unit is:
To address the harm associated with addictions through research by establishing a multidisciplinary research and training program, to determine the causes and consequences of addiction, and to disseminate that knowledge in various academic, professional and community settings.
The key areas Research is involved in are:
- Evaluating AFM programs.
- Conducting scientific research using data from provincial and national sources.
- Collecting addictions-related prevalence data.
- Reviewing current literature and best practice information in the field of addictions.
- Informing AFM staff and the general population about addictions-related research.
- Developing accountability models that link program activities with expected outcomes.
- Establishing and maintaining partnerships with addictions and other agencies.
- Maintaining a large data base of information on AFM clients.
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Summary information from a range of AFM programs is available. Click on the following pdf's to obtain a statistical summary of the activity in that program.
Adult programs
Adult rehabilitation
Gambling
Family program
Impaired Driver Program
Community-based programs
Youth Programs
Compass residential program
Winnipeg Region
Satellite teams
Prevention
Prevention activities
Gambling
Residential rehabilitation
Casino-based activities
School-based programs
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AFM periodically produces research reports, based on both evaluations of program and general population studies. These reports are arranged by date, with more recent reports at the top of the page.
December 2009
Residential Client Experiences at the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba 2008/09 Pilot Project
April 2009
Canadian Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use (ccendu): Winnipeg 2008 Report
December 2008
Parkwood Evaluation Report - December 2008
November 2008
Student Gambling Report Summary: Manitoba 2007
Alcohol and Other Drugs: Students in Manitoba - 2007
Executive Summary - Alcohol and Other Drugs: Students in Manitoba - 2007
Executive Summary - Alcohol and Other Drugs: Students in Manitoba - 2007 - French
October 2008
Still without Shelter: A Description of Issues Faced by Street Youth in Winnipeg in 2007
August 2008
Manitoba Gambling and Problem Gambling 2006
April 2008
Canadian Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use (ccendu): Winnipeg 2007 Report
October 2007
Evaluation of the Women Invested in Sobriety, Empowered in Recovery (WISER): A woman's program of the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba
Friesen and Patton
August 2007
Evaluation of the Winnipeg Coming to Terms Program
Friesen and Patton
November 2006
Canadian Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use (ccendu): Winnipeg 2006 Report
April 2006
Gender differences in problem gambling behaviour from help-line callers
Heater and Patton
April 2006
Adolescence without Shelter: A Comprehensive Description of Issues Faced by Street Youth in Winnipeg
Bodnarchuk, Patton, Rieck
September 2005
Student Gambling Report, 2005: Addictions Foundation of Manitoba
MacKay, Patton, and Broszeit
July 2005 - Program Information
Evaluation of the AFM's Methadone Intervention and Needle Exchange Program (m.i.n.e).
Bodnarchuk, Patton, and Broszeit
May 2005
Alcohol and Other Drug Use by Manitoba Students
Patton, MacKay, and Broszeit
August 2004 - Program Information
An Evaluation of the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Problem Gambling Residential Rehabilitation Program (PGRRP)
Lemaire and Patton
August 2004
Manitoba Youth Gambling Behavior: Follow-Up to the 1999 AFM Report
Lemaire
September 2004 - Program Information
It's Your Lucky Day: Program Evaluation
Lemaire, DeLima, and Patton
December 2004
Evaluation Report of the Partnership Between River East Transcona School Division and The Addictions Foundation of Manitoba
AFM Youth Services and AFM Research and Quality Monitoring
February 2004
Evaluation of the Pilot Project with Youth Corrections in Winnipeg
Patton
January 2003 - Program Information
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Problem Gambling Help-Line Review 2001-2002.
Heater and Smitheringale
October 2002
Evaluation of the Brandon Middle Years Pilot Project
Patton and Lemaire
April 2002
Gambling Involvement and Problem Gambling in Manitoba
Patton, Brown, Dhaliwal, Pankratz, and Broszeit
October 2001
Substance Use Among Manitoba High School Students
Patton, Brown, Broszeit, and Dhaliwal
For current statistics click here for the Media Room
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Click on the following presentations, which are available in a PDF format.
2007
Current Trends in Gambling Research (NAGAC)
Evaluation of the Manitoba Gambling Residential Rehabilitation Program (AGRI)
Adolescence without shelter: A report on the 2005 Winnipeg Street Youth Survey: A presentation at the second Issues of Substance Conference in Edmonton, Alberta
2006
Evaluation of the Drug Use Screen Inventory - Revised: A presentation to the 2006 AFM youth clinical conference
2005
Cannabis use in Canada: A presentation at the first Issues of Substance Abuse Conference in Markham, Ontario
Delinquency and substance use in adolescence: A presentation at the first Issues of Substance Conference in Markham, Ontario
Evaluation of the AFM Problem Gambling Residential Program
High School Alcohol and Drug Use
Links to other Addictions Agencies
Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA)
http://www.ccsa.ca/ccsa/
Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (AADAC)
http://www.aadac.com/
Alberta Gaming Research Institute (AGRI)
http://www.abgaminginstitute.ualberta.ca/
Responsible Gaming Council (RGC)
http://www.responsiblegambling.org/
Centre for Addictions Research of BC (CARBC)
http://www.carbc.uvic.ca/
Canadian Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use
http://www.ccsa.ca/ccendu/
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