COLLABORATIVE MENTAL HEALTH CARE

 
​*** LATE-BREAKING CALL FOR POSTER SUBMISSIONS ***
 
The Conference Planning Committee has opened a late-breaking call for poster submissions to this year's conference.
 
Poster presentations will address ongoing or completed research relevant to mental health and addictions care, descriptions of innovative programs or services, and other policy or system initiatives intended to advance collaborative practices and models of care. For all accepted submissions, participants must register to the conference and attend in person.
 
Submission guidelines can be accessed here.
 
This late-breaking call for poster submissions is specifically intended for three types of conference participants:
  • Fellows and early-career investigators working in the areas of child and youth mental health and addictions
  • Students and residents
  • Local participants (residing or working in the Ottawa or surrounding regions)
The deadline for poster submissions is Friday, May 17th at 5 pm.
 
It is our pleasure to invite you to the 25th anniversary edition of the Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Care Conference, set to take place on June 13-14 2024 at the Fairmont Château Laurier in Ottawa, Canada. This unique interdisciplinary conference brings together a diverse range of partners interested in mental health and substance use health, all with a shared goal: to improve mental health and wellbeing by advancing collaborative and integrated practices in Canada and internationally.   Click here to register!   We look forward to seeing you in Ottawa and celebrating all together this important milestone in our conference's history!


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Welcome!  This website aims to provide up-to-date information on collaborative activities between mental health and primary care providers in Canada and other countries.  


"Improving collaboration between primary care and mental health services", a position paper prepared by the Collaborative Mental Health Care Task Force of the World Federation of Societies of Biological Psychiatry, has now been published inThe World Journal of Biological Psychiatry.  



The 2021 Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Care conference was held in collaboration with our sister organization in the U.S., the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association.  The virtual conference took place October 19th to 23rd.  More information is available here.  
  


 


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