A large number of Canadians are experiencing mental health challenges that may be linked to the COVID-19 pandemic. The use of digital interventions has become one way to support the mental health needs of Canadians, and these digital tools can help with managing…
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New Research Snapshot: Finding digital mental health tools during the pandemic: A synthesis of resources
New Promising Practice: Management of outdoor recreation and active travel spaces during COVID-19: A guidance document for Timiskaming district
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Transition to virtual care: An evaluation of changes to child and youth mental health service delivery in Ontario in response to COVID-19
In recent years, service providers in Ontario’s child and youth mental health sector have been exploring how best to integrate virtual care options into service delivery as a complement to providing in-person supports. The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, has accelerated these…
Everyday health care practice in law, policy, research and governance: bridging to practice change
The University of Ottawa Centre for Health Care Law, Policy and Ethics is working to open the dialogue on health care and practice change, which may well help us with system level change. One effort is to have open presentations that bridge and explain the dynamics between our laws, policy…
Mental Health & Addictions North COVID-19 Innovations: Emergency Isolation Centre - An Evolving Model to Support Community Health and Well-Being
CPD Newsletter (CAMH-Education): Winter 2021 learning events
Join our community of online learners by registering for our winter 2021 courses. Our course format allows you to take the course from anywhere in the world. Register early!
From risk to resilience: An equity approach to COVID-19
The annual report of the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada examines the state of public health in Canada. It describes the impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on Canadians, both directly and through the steps taken to diminish its effect.
The report also provides suggestions for…
Cultivating attitudes that support well-being during COVID-19: Mindfulness techniques to decrease stress and increase resilience
Over the last seven months, we have seen an increased physical and emotional demand on health professionals due to COVID-19. With so much uncertainty around the course and duration of this pandemic, health professionals must prioritize self-care.
On December 10 join Ellen Choi, B.Comm, M.…
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