Compulsory Certification therapy centres including Narconon Trois-rivières

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Compulsory Certification therapy centres

The Agency health benefits Mauricie depositing its guidelines regional
dependencies to ask Quebec to make it compulsory certification of private
organizations or community addiction as residences for the elderly.

The region also figure in this area because this is the first time in Quebec
that such a request is made by resolution.

It wants to force the houses therapy to demonstrate their skills by
submitting the certification process which is not currently mandatory.

According to Marc Lacour, director of social services to the Health,
certification should be required to reassure the population and offer a
guarantee on the quality and safety services.

"The certification includes a series of standards concerning the code of
ethics, training, quality services, security places, administrative
practices, and so on." He recalled.

He noted that in recent years, there is a phenomenon of "generation fungus"

in the field houses therapy.

"There is a centre which opens and closes shortly thereafter. It opens up
new offer but this time a new approach. Of course, this leads us to wonder
about the seriousness of their efforts, especially as it came, when these
closures sudden, we had to relocate users, "said Lacour.

In the region, there are currently seven agencies certified.

One example is the House Carignan, Maison Jean-Lesage, the Pavillon de
l'Assuétude, Hosting Center Rayon du Soleil, The Other Side of the shadows,

Le Grand Road and Lake House.

Six centres are not against their certification and / or did not request.

It is the Maison des forgotten, House Bonséjour, Domaine de la Solitude, the
Survivors of Refuge, House transition Batiscan and Narconon.

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