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Overview
Gambling can have many negative consequences for the gambler, his or her family, and for society in general. Policy makers are in a unique position to proactively minimize harm from gambling. The following checklist ensures that policy makers follow best practices when developing policies to minimize problem gambling.
White Paper
GREO's white paper, Responsible Gambling Programs and Tools, gives a more detailed overview of Responsible Gambling (RG) programs and tools available in Canada, and their potential for treatment and prevention of problem gambling.
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Reference
Williams, R. J., West, B. L., & Simpson, R. I. (2012). Prevention of problem gambling: A comprehensive review of the evidence and identified best practices. Ontario Problem Gambling Research Centre and the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care.