Key Messages: Men experience mental health difficulties “Research has shown that men often avoid seeking help because of gender expectations that they should not appear vulnerable or unable to handle their own problems… They seek help for…
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Bridge the gapp Featured in the Council of the Federation’s Promising Practices Podcast
An innovative and award-winning program developed in Newfoundland and Labrador, Bridge the gapp, was featured on June 9th 2021 in a national podcast series that presents innovative mental health programs across Canada. About the Promising Practises podcast The Promising Practices podcast was…
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Hush Acoustic Pods Encourage Innovative Ways to Access Health and Wellbeing Programs
by Leanne Goffby Leanne GoffHigher healthcare demands follow on from the impacts of COVID and already stretched mental health services commonly share feeling even more strain than usual with an increase in people looking to access mental health services. This has led organisations to…
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Digital Psychiatry: Moving past Potential
by The Lancetby The LancetThis editorial is part of the Lancet Psychiatry’s latest issue published in April 2021. The article discusses challenges to implementing new digital tools into existing clinical infrastructures; in particular how to overcome systemic inequalities by ensuring equitable access to digital solutions, and how…
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A Brief Guide to Using Telehealth
by MindSpotby MindSpotThis guide is designed to support mental health professionals (practitioners) to learn to safely and effectively use telephone and video technology (telehealth) to deliver mental health services. The guide was developed by MindSpot, the Australian Government’s free online mental health clinic for Australian adults who…
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My View: Transforming the eMental health domain for 2021 and beyond
Regardless of which part of Earth we live on, 2020 has forever been etched in our memories. At the time of writing, the world has been recording an average of 9250 Covid-19 deaths per day- a staggering number by any measure. …
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This year’s Congress featured an agenda tightly packed with speakers from around the world including New Zealand, Sweden, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, UK, USA, and Canada. Due to COVID-19 border closures this year, the event was run as a ‘hybrid’…
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Interview with eMental Health Innovation Leadership Award winner Karen Evison
Anil Thapliyal (left), Karen Evison (centre) and Shayne Hunter (right) eMHIC interviews recipient of the eMental Health Innovation Leadership award: Karen Evison, Director of Strategy, Planning and Funding, Lakes District Health Board. We spoke with her about her journey including successes and…
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Stepping up e-mental health services to support New Zealanders during COVID-19
by Anna Eldersby Anna EldersNew Zealand has gained international recognition during the pandemic as a country willing and able to work together to achieve great things. Our response to the virus has helped us avoid the substantial challenges experienced by many healthcare systems around…
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Skills training opens ‘DOORS’ to digital mental health for patients with serious mental illness
Source: Wolters Kluwer Health Digital technologies, especially smartphone apps, have great promise for increasing access to care for patients with serious mental illness such as schizophrenia. A new training program, called DOORS, can help patients get the full benefit of…