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Research, tools, and information resources


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Angela ---

Psychology at CAMH and COVID-19: Developments in areas of assessment, virtual groups, and resident experience

This recording is from CAMH's Grand Rounds, May 21 session. To play recording click here (Recording password: kNK6Spy2).

Presentation slides are attached below. Click on the 'File' link.

Here are the learning objectives of each presentation:

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Angela ---

Queerantine 101: All of your COVID-19 LGBTQI2S resources in one place

Being in quarantine is already difficult and there are a number of additional issues that LGBTQI2S people may face. Egale, Canada’s leading organization for LGBTQI2S people and issues, has created a resource hub to help get LGBTQ2S+ persons through this difficult time.

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Leah ---

Mental Health & Addictions North COVID-19 Innovations: Drop-In Services - Meeting the Community Where They're At

COVID-19 created limitations to providing in-person client care. These same limitations impacted many of the routines that gave people purpose and meaning in their lives. Personal choices became limited given the pandemic restrictions, creating changes to the structure of people's days and their connection to friends, family and community. 

CMHA Kenora recognized the continuing and expanding need in the community for support with depression and anxiety during the pandemic. See how they adapted their services to meet the shifting need from the community.

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Rossana ---

Webinar recording: Using the GAIN Q3 to support access to the right care and using OPOC-MHA data to inform QI activities

On June 4, 2020, EENet and Community Care Information Management presented the second webinar in a three-part series that is exploring current, innovative work happening across the province and new ways to use standardized tools to support client-centred care and quality improvement.

These webinars are focusing on the most widely used tools across Ontario. These include the OCAN, interRAI ChYMH, interRAI MH, OPOC-MHA, and SS&A, which includes GAIN Q3 MI ONT.*

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Angela ---

COVID-19 resources for the homelessness sector

People experiencing homelessness often have compromised health, compounding health issues and are at an elevated risk from viruses like COVID-19. Shelters, drop-in centres, housing providers and other facilities and services that support people experiencing homelessness have increased risk of disease outbreaks.

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FrancineC ---

Cannabis : Un guide visuel

Un guide visuel sur le cannabis, développé par la Société canadienne de pédiatrie (juin 2020).

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FrancineC ---

Cannabis: A visual guide

A visual clinical tool developed by the Canadian Paediatric Society (June 2020)

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Angela ---

Mental Health Supports for Toronto Residents and Healthcare Providers during COVID-19

The City of Toronto has developed a COVID-19 Mental Health Support Strategy that responds to the needs of vulnerable residents.

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