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Community Living Ontario Policy Snapshot
The Myth of Economies of Scale in Developmental Services
It is commonly believed that large congregated residential facilities for people who have developmental disabilities are less expensive to operate than group homes or supported independent living.
Yet information from the United States shows that, even for people with high support needs, large congregated facilities are in fact more costly than small group homes or supported independent living. Furthermore, smaller settings have been shown to support a higher quality of life among residents. Read the full report here.
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Mental Health Commission of Canada set to Inquire, Inspire and Improve
The MHCC has released its 10-year strategic plan called Answering the Call that aims at transformational change in Canada's mental health landscape. Learn More
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Mental Health Commission of Canada: Suicide Prevention in the Workplace
The Mental Health Commission of Canada has created a resource to help individuals navigate those difficult but extremely important conversations about suicide in the workplace. The guide acts as a toolkit and offers resources and tip sheets. Learn More
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Differences in the Brain's Energy Pathways Suggest Possible New Treatment Target for Schizophrenia
Researchers have discovered differences in the way schizophrenia subjects' brain cells generate and use energy. These findings shed light on potential causes of brain pathologies underlying schizophrenia and point to a potential new treatment target.
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New York Times: Should Your Cocktail Carry a Cancer Warning?
As many people stocked up on alcohol to get through the pandemic, health experts debated whether to put warnings on alcohol products identifying alcohol as the third leading cause of cancer behind tobacco and obesity. Read More
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Mental Health and Substance Use Health During COVID-19
COVID-19 has impacted the lives of all Canadians, and in many cases it has impacted their mental health and substance use. With continued economic hardships, changes to our daily routines and separation from loved ones, Canadians' mental health and substance use is expected to continue to worsen over the course of the pandemic.
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RESOURCES: Educational Webinars & Podcasts
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Online Course: Reducing Stigma and Promoting Recovery for Opioid Use
Learn about harm reduction strategies, recovery-oriented practice, and promising treatment strategies for people with opioid use disorders in this free, self-directed, online training for healthcare providers.
This training was developed by the Provincial System Support Program (PSSP) at CAMH with support from the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Start Now
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Mental Health Commission: Tackling Structural Stigma in Healthcare
Many of us have watched our loved ones face stigma in the healthcare system when accessing treatment for their addiction and mental health problems. Learn more about the sources and consequences of stigma and gain insights into how it can be addressed in this pre-recorded webinar. Watch Now
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The Royal's 2021 Client & Family Relations Virtual Symposium
Date: March 26, 2021
On March 26, The Royal will present a virtual conference which will bring together client/family advisors and engagement staff from various healthcare organizations in the region to share promising engagement models for better impact and wellness outcomes for clients and families.
Register Today!
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OFCAN MEETINGS
April 20 @ 10am - 12pm
June 15 @ 10am - 12pm
Sept 21 @ 10am - 12pm
Nov 16 @ 10am - 12pm
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