We are looking to hire 2 lived experience research advisors as we conduct our study titled "Building Fair Machine Learning (ML) Models: Using Big Data to Explore Inequities in Risk Assessment".

We are looking for people with significant experience in the CAMH emergency department (ED) as a patient, either through:

1) More than 1 ED visit since November 2017OR2) Admission to a CAMH inpatient unit via the CAMH ED since November 2017

Please see the attached call-out sheet or contact zoe.findlay@camh.ca for more information.

Are you a clinician working with older adults and have concerns about your client's safety? Would you like to use a decision support approach in usual care to help structure your approach to risk assessment and risk management? We are recruiting clinicians to use the Living with Risk: Decision Support Approach in usual care for a trial of 8 weeks and provide your input before, during and after use. Please see attached research poster for more information.

Dear EENet Connect members:

We are still conducting our survey of the impact of COVID on treatment services and service providers. Please click on the link below to participate in this anonymous survey. I've also attached a summary of the results from the first round of this survey (conducted last year).

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The Excellence through Quality Imp

https://www.paywhatyoucanpeers...com/monthly-schedule

EENet is seeking to support at least seven new communities of interest (CoIs) or communities of practice (CoPs). These new CoIs/CoPs will receive EENet support from September 1, 2022, to March 31, 2024.

Read more about this call for new CoIs/CoPs.  The application deadline is June 30, 2022 at 5 pm (ET).

In person national ACT and FACT conference at Camp Tamarack in Muskoka, Ontario.

Application submission deadline: May 15, 2022

For more information, visit: https://www.eenetconnect.ca/to...ealth-and-addictions

Don’t forget to submit your abstracts for the Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health (CICMH) conference – the deadline is fast approaching! This year’s conference theme, Building New Worlds, asks us to consider the ways in which we'll have to deconstruct elements of our world that are not serving us, decolonize our practices, and reconstruct with bold imagination. We'll be exploring topics that embrace a whole campus approach and that embed and examine the social determinants of health.