PLENARY SESSIONS
The rewards and challenges of collaborating with families and other health professionals
Dr. Susan McDaniel and Dr. Thomas Campbell
Power for the people and of the people: 25 years of empowerment
Ms. Jennifer Chambers
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Morning
Works in Progress* Reducing wait times and making best use of mental health resources in a small, rural clinic (#72)
Flora McKay
Works in Progress* Mental health on-the-go: An exploration of single-session counselling and crisis support for homeless and underhoused populations in a mobile service setting (#20)
Andrea Westbrook
Pathways to mental health services for youth in care: An opportunity for enhanced collaborative practices (#74)
Kathleen MacDonald, Lise Laporte, Lyne Desrosiers and Srividya N. Iyer
Laughing like crazy (#122)
A family caregiver's story (#11)
Carole Ann Alloway
Works in Progress* People-powered digital health solutions (#8)
Katie Robinette
Works in Progress* National spread of BC Practice Support Program based on idea/work, luck and results (#97)
Dr. Rivian Weinerman and Dr. Nina Makkur
Involving families and carers in youth mental health: Collaborating with service providers across cultures and promoting family peer support (#73)
Mary Anne Levasseur, Dr. Srividya Iyer and Dr. Manuela Ferrari
Care coordination can enable interagency collaboration in providing comprehensive mental health care for persons with severe and persistent mental illness (#6)
Dr. Anton Isaacs
Exploring the ethos of collaboration - Augustina's story (#96)
Augustina Ampofo
The importance of embedding nutrition as an essential aspect of mental health care: It's more than just eating well! (#33)
Tricia Brinn and Susan Smith
An incentive model to improve quality care of common mental disorders in Ontario Family Health Teams - Findings of a grounded theory study (#58)
Dr. Rachelle Ashcroft, Dr. Jose Silveira and Dr. Matthew Menear
Patients' experiences: A scoping review in integrated care (#61)
Alaa Youssef
Drivers and facilitators of QI at two FHTs: A mental health lens (#81)
Dr. Priya Vasa, Allyson Ion and Dr. Ann Stewart
Afternoon
How to use a quality framework to guide implementation and evaluation of collaborative mental health care (#91)
Abbas Ghavam-Rassoul, Priya Vasa, Allyson Ion, Ann Stewart and Gwen Jansz
Walking the path pilot project: Improving service pathways between primary care and community-based child and youth mental health services (#25)
Dr. Mario Cappelli and Laura Kelly
Parents' experience of caring for an adolescent with a mood disorder (#10)
Robert Meadus, Tanya Purchase, Weldon Bonnell, Rajive Rajan, Kimberley St. John, Hubert White and Leslie Wheeler
Collaboration from the inside out: An evaluation framework for a child and youth mental health collaborative care model (#59)
Eunice Lee, Hana Saab and Rose Geist
The overdose crisis: Reflections through stories, Collaborating across cultures (#35)
Frank Crichlow, Matt Johnson, Zoe Dodd, Nick Boyce, Jason Altenberg and Lynne Raskin
We Care podcast (#22)
Lucinda McGroarty, Diana Raymond-Watts and Priscilla Tang
Alberta PCNs work together to present their progress in integrated behavioural health (#69)
Kent A. Corso, Regan Paddington, Melodie Letwin, Micheline Nimmock, Shelley Porter, Heather Lyseng, Sharon Pelletier, Jessica Schuab, Lori Deverdenne, Laura Ewatski, Treena Klassen and Abbie Skrove
P is for Political: Participatory design and rebalancing the power differential (#117)
Tai Huynh
PLENARY SESSION
Shark Tank: Competition to evaluate collaborative care - moderated by Dr. Nick Kates
Dr. Jennifer Funderburk and Dr. Jodi Polaha
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Morning
Works in Progress* How to set up and run patient wellness groups for physical and mental health in Ontario family practice (#65)
Dr. Carlos Yu, Anita Iacono, Dr. Vivian Lo, Sarah MacDonald and Jeffrey Yu
Works in Progress* The Interpersonal and Mindfulness Group (I AM Group): Using interpersonal and mindfulness-based group psychotherapy to enhance the sense of belonging (for diverse and medically complex patients) in an in-patient complex rehabilitation setting (#12)
Dr. Seema Khan and Susan MacRae
How can we evaluate and improve collaborative mental health care across Canada: A consultation session to develop nationally relevant and useful quality indicators (#118)
Dr. Nadiya Sunderji, Bonita Varga, Dr. Matt Menear, Dr. Gwen Jansz and Francine Knoops
An approach to developing a regional system for providing mental health care in rural and remote communities (#43)
Dr. Supuneet Bismil and Dr. Jack Haggarty
The Huron Community FHT Myndplan Project: Implementing client-centred, empirically-based stepped care mental health treatment into a real-life clinical setting (#45)
Dr. Robert Shepherd
Meeting the demand in Ontario for faster access to psychotherapy services (#87)
Harriet Ekperigin and Anna Piszczkiewicz
How to train health professionals across the continuum of professional development to work together (#13)
Dr. Olga Heath and Dr. Tyla Charbonneau
Implementing a quality framework in collaborative mental health care: Advancing best practices in a community-hospital partnership (#17)
Rosalie Steinberg and Ann Marie MacDonald
The intricacies of intentional collaboration: 15 years of shared care in Winnipeg (#119) (2018 CFPC/CPA Collaborative Mental Health Care Award - Large Institutionally-Based Program)
Dr. Randy Goossen
Collaborative mental wellness care in Sipekne'katik First Nation - Lessons learned working in an Indigenous community (#98)
Brian Knockwood, Dr. Tiffany O'Donnell and Dr. Aruna Dhara
Delivering Problem-Solving Therapy-Primary Care (PST-PC) as part of a low-threshold team-based HIV primary care practice transformational model (#88)
Dr. Roberta De Oliveira, Rebecca Weiss and Iris Gutierrez
Integrating mental health and diabetes management - a collaborative care model (#27)
Dr. Ian Zenlea, Sheryl Parks, Dr. Judith Versloot, Dr. Elizabeth Mansfield and Gaya Amirthavasar
Collaborative care model for depression, anxiety and mild cognitive impairment among older adults (#137)
Pallavi Dham and Nick Kates
Expanding access to psychotherapy: Mapping lessons learned from Australia and the United Kingdom to the Canadian context (#99)
Dr. Mary Bartram, Francine Knoops and Bonita Varga
Afternoon
Works in Progress* Intersectoral collaboration for children and adolescents mental health care: A preliminary research report within the public system in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (#44)
Melissa Ribeiro-Teixeira
Recovery-oriented practice and the patient's medical home: Consultation on College of Family Physicians of Canada's Best Advice Guide (#66)
Francine Knoops, Bonita Varga and Artem Safarov
Seniors Crisis Services Initiative: Collaboration across LHINs and sectors for client-centred care (#48)
Julia Chao
The Centre for Seniors' Medical Psychiatry: Caring for seniors with coexisting physical illness and depression/anxiety through integrated collaborative care with primary care providers (#15)
Joanne Chen, Christine Dias and Dr. Judith Versloot
SCOPE (Seamless Care Optimizing the Patient Experience) Mental Health Program: Bridging the gap between primary care and the mental health care system (#70)
Jamie Smith and Dr. Jennifer Hensel
Training psychiatric residents for collaborative mental health care: Development of University of Toronto's integrated mental health care training experience (#75)
Kristina Powles, Andrea Levinson, Mike Neszt and Natasha Snelgrove
Teaching behavioural sciences to family practice residents: the "shared care" approach (#4)
Dr. Jon Davine
PARTNERs Project (#28, 36, 85 and 95)
Vanessa Garofalo, Eleni Kelly, Alexandra Kubica, Salaha Zaheer and Annie Zhu
Creating a positive space at the Hamilton Family Health Team (#50)
Tim Elliot and Jackie Bootsma
A life worth living: Effecting change in homelessness and mental health through collaborative education (#138)
Draigan LeFebvre and Samuel Gruszecki
Collaborative Mental Health Network: A mentoring program (#26)
Dr. Helen R. Spenser, Dr. Arun Radhakrishnan, Dr. Millaray Sanchez and Dr. Cindy Sabatino
Sub-Plenary Sessions
Collaborating across cultures to promote mental health and recovery
Dr. Kenneth Fung
Don't let the bed bugs bite: Lessons learned in collaborating across cultures
Dr. Carole A. Cohen