Don't miss "A mother's $6,000 bill" on Page 1 of today's Globe. The pensioner's son was acquitted, but she'll be paying off the phone bill for 11 years.
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The 10th edition of Bell Let's Talk Day: A recap
Yesterday marked the 10th annual Bell Let's Talk Day, an effort to raise funds that support mental health initiatives across Canada. So how did Bell do?
According to their website, on January 29 Bell logged 154,078,650 interactions through voice call, text, and social media that…
Seeking methods on developing a list of 2SLGBTQ+ safe practitioners
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A colleague of mine is psychiatrist and is trying to compile a list of 2SLGBTQ+ supportive mental health practitioners in our area that she can refer out to. Due to some issues in our town with people self-identifying as allies but that not translating into their…
Kids Can't Wait: new CMHO report on wait lists for youth mental health care in Ontario
A report released this morning by Children's Mental Health Ontario (CMHO) says the waiting list for child and youth mental health services in the province has more than doubled in the past two years.
There are currently 28,000 children and youth on wait lists to receive treatment, which is…
Serious rock stars over here at the Centre for Innovation in Peer Support! Health Quality Ontario features the Peer Support Integrity, Quality & Impact Survey
Serious rock stars over here at the Centre for Innovation in Peer Support @ Support & Housing-Halton. Please see Ontario Health (Quality Business Unit) Quorum feature of the Centre's Peer Support Integrity, Quality & Impact Survey. The link is below.
Release of new clinical guidelines on substance use disorders in older adults
Canadian healthcare providers now have the tools they need to better support the prevention, assessment and treatment of older adults at risk of, or living with, substance use disorders. The Canadian Coalition for Seniors' Mental Health (CCSMH) officially launched four sets of clinical…
Needs Assessment for future smoking cessation counselling training programs
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The landscape of tobacco dependence treatment training in Ontario has changed significantly in the last year. As the primary provider of intensive cessation training, TEACH is exploring new opportunities to expand our programming to support your needs. We are conducting a brief…
Cannabis Lived Experience Survey
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The Alberta Rural Development Network is being funded through Health Canada's Substance Use and Addictions Program (SUAP) to develop a mobile exhibit on cannabis awareness.
To ensure that we showcase information that is anchored in real experiences, we would…
Released today: A quality standard on transitions between hospital and home
Health Quality Ontario has released a new quality standard that addresses care for people going home after a hospital admission.
Transitions between hospital and home are complex, multiple-step processes that require integrated communication and coordination among the patient,…
Submit an abstract to the Canadian Knowledge Mobilization Forum in Halifax
Submit an abstract to the 2020 Canadian Knowledge Mobilization Forum!
The annual Canadian knowledge exchange event is seeking people to contribute presentations, posters, workshops, and open-space activities that facilitate active participation, networking, reflection and…
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