June 2021 Newsletter: Listen, Learn, & Act toward Truth & Reconciliation
Message from President & CEO Hello everyone. Today I write to you with a heavy heart as I reflect, like you, on the
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A Snapshot of Mental Health Services & Needs of Emerging Adults in Greater Calgary
PolicyWise conducted a project to better understand the mental health landscape for emerging adults in the Calgary area. Find out more!
Communities Lead Youth Mental Health Care in Alberta through Youth Mental Health Hubs
What are Youth Mental Health HUBS? Since 2017, PolicyWise has supported the development of Youth Mental Health Hubs (Hubs) in Alberta through research
How to Raise a Reader
Reading is connected to mental health and well-being in children. Reading with children can give them a head start in life and develop
CHH Report on Findings and Implications for an Ethical Decision-Making Framework for Information Sharing
The Collaborative for Health and Home (CHH) has identified a gap in knowledge regarding ethical considerations for information sharing and consent practices in
CHH Initial Implementation Plan for the Ethical Decision-Making Framework for Information Sharing
Implementation planning is crucial for putting knowledge into practice. The Ethical Decision-Making Framework (the Framework) gives service providers the knowledge necessary to systematically
CHH Ethical Decision-Making Framework for Information Sharing
Information sharing is a critical part of connecting people experiencing homelessness with the health and social services they need. However, making decisions about
Data Byte #1701: An Insight on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and Educational Achievement
Did you know… nearly half of young Albertans with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder were meeting or exceeding educational expectations between 2005/06 and 2010/11?
Data Byte #1801: An Insight into Post-Secondary Students’ Mental Health
Did you know…among post-secondary students in Alberta (aged 18 to 25) using mental health services between 2005/06 and 10/11, 1 in 5 received
