Sunday, October 20

12:30 PM

REGISTRATION OPENS

12:30 PM - 4:15 PM

Location: Hall C City View Concourse - 3rd floor

1:00 PM

EXHIBITOR AND POSTER PRESENTER SET UP

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Location: Hall C City View - 3rd floor

6:00 PM

REGISTRATION OPENS

6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Location: The Delta Winnipeg Ballroom B and C Hallway – 2nd floor

6:30 PM

SUNDAY NIGHT WELCOME RECEPTION

6:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Location: The Delta Hotel, Ballroom B and C, 2nd floor

Be welcomed to CIMVHR Forum 2024 by the entire CIMVHR Team! Join us to reconnect with colleagues and meet new ones. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, specialty treats and refreshments.

Name badges will be available for collection at the event. Please ensure you have your ID.

Monday, October 21

7:00 AM

REGISTRATION OPENS

Location: Hall C City View Concourse - 3rd floor

7:30 AM

THE 2024 FAMILIES ROUNDTABLE: NAVIGATING CHANGE AND SUPPORTING MILITARY, VETERAN, AND PUBLIC SAFETY FAMILIES

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Location: Meeting Room 4-8 located on the first floor

Pre-registration required

8:00 AM

EXHIBITOR AND POSTER PRESENTER SET UP

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

8:00 AM

BREAKFAST

8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

9:30 AM

OPENING PLENARY

9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Major-General S.F. Malcolm, MSC, CD, MD

Major-General S.F. Malcolm, MSC, CD, MD
Surgeon General, Canadian Armed Forces

Banting Award Keynote Presentations
Generating Resilience to Injuries through Training (GRIT)

Eric Robitaille, PhD

Eric Robitaille, PhD
Team physiotherapist, National Defence; Assistant Professor, University of Toronto

Hans Christian Tingelstad, PhD

Hans Christian Tingelstad, PhD
Research Specialist, Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services, Personnel Support Program, Human Performance Research and Development

 

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

11:00 AM

NETWORKING BREAK AND TRADESHOW

11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

11:30 AM

CONCURRENT SESSION 1

11:30 AM - 12:50 PM

 

1A

Serving Members

Room: 2E

Recruitment Health and Basic Training

1B

Serving Members and Public Safety Personnel

Room: 2F

Occupational Injuries

1C

Veterans

Room: 2G

Assistive Technology and Adaptive Sport

1D

Veterans, Serving Members and Public Safety Personnel

Room: 2H

Writing Therapies for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

1E

Public Safety Personnel and Families

Room: Pan Am

Peer Support and Family Support Programs

11:30-11:50

Samantha Carlucci, PhD

1A01

The First 20 Years of the Canadian Armed Forces Recruit Health Questionnaire (2003-2023)

Joy MacDermid, PhD

1B01

"Shoulder to Shoulder”: North American Firefighters’ Perspectives on Navigating Interventions and Healthcare Choices for Work-Related Shoulder Disorders

Thomas Kersey, PhD

1C01

Assistive Technology – Powered Mobility Devices: An exploration of lived experience of powered mobility devices in armed forces veterans with limb loss and loss of use of limb

Minh T. Do, PhD

1D01

Rescripting Trauma in Psychotherapy: A Systematic Review Assessing Clinical Effectiveness of Accelerated Resolution Therapy as a Treatment for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Sandra Moll, PhD

1E01

Peer Support in Public Safety Workplaces: How does technology affect outreach?

11:50-12:10

Marie-Andrée Laroche, MSc

1A02

Effectiveness of a Fitness Screening Test for Canadian Armed Forces Basic Training

Michael Elten, MSc

1B02

Injuries in the Canadian Armed Forces: A Summary of Administrative Health Data

Jenny Jing Wen Liu, PhD

1C02

A Rapid Review to Identify Drivers and Barriers of Competitors and Support Personnel Experience at Invictus, the Warrior Games and Winter Adaptive Sports

Marie-Eve Carignan, PhD and Angèle Séguin, MA

1D02

Écrire pour se reconstruire: Étude de la méthodologie de la Grande Cueillette des Mots dans le processus de rétablissement psychologique des militaires en transition, des Vétérans et de leurs proches

Sara Stretton, PhD (Cand)

1E02

App-based Peer Support: Implementation of PeerOnCall in the Fire Service

12:10-12:30

Marie-Andrée Laroche, MSc

1A03

Characterizing women going through basic training at the Canadian Force Leadership and Recruits School

Jai Sareen, BSc

1B03

Mental Health in Public Safety Personnel with Workplace Injuries Requiring Surgery: A Longitudinal Population-wide Administrative Data Study

Hannah Cockram, PhD (Cand)

1C03

Evaluation of the University of South Australia’s Invictus Pathways Program: The Early Years

Karis Callaway, PhD

1D03

Intensive Written Exposure Therapy with Police and Military Populations

Melissa Richardson MSc

1E03

Serving Families of those who Serve after Tragedy: A scoping review of formal psychosocial support programs for defence and public safety families

12:30-12:50

DISCUSSION

DISCUSSION

DISCUSSION

DISCUSSION

Kelly Schwartz, PhD

1E04

You Wear It Well: Preliminary Analysis of Biometric Data Collected During a Psychoeducation and Support Program for Spouses of First Responders

12:50 PM

LUNCH

12:50 PM - 2:00 PM

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

2:00 PM

SCIENTIFIC SHOWCASE AND NETWORKING SESSION

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Following the CIMVHR Forum agenda is the list of poster presenters.

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

3:00 PM

CONCURRENT SESSION 2

3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

 

2A

Serving Members

Room: 2E

Physical Training and Rehabilitation

2B

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2F

Treatments for Mental Health Disorders

2C

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2G

Improving Healthcare and Health Policy

2D

Families and Veterans

Room: 2H

SYMPOSIUM

Veteran and Veteran Family Engagement – From research to knowledge mobilization

2E

Public Safety Personnel

Room: Pan Am

SYMPOSIUM

Mental Health of Royal Canadian Mounted Police: Results of a National Study

3:00-3:20

Chris Edwards, PhD

2A01

A Comparison of Physical Fitness and Musculoskeletal Injuries in Females Employed in Military and Non-military Arduous Careers

Maya Roth, PhD

2B01

Problematic Anger in a Canadian Military/Veteran Population: Prevalence, and Assessment and Treatment Implications

Yuri Zelenskiy, MD

2C01

Optimizing Military Health Care: Leveraging Policy Design Thinking for Strategic Solutions - A Montfort-Carling Pharmacy Unit Case Study

Ashlee Mulligan, MSc

2D01

Engaging Veterans with Lived Experiences of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and their Families in Co-development Capacities

Robyn E Shields, MSc

2E01

Mental Health Disorder Symptoms among Royal Canadian Mounted Police

3:20-3:40

Erin Smith, MD

2A02

Phase III Trial to Investigate the Feasibility and Fidelity of the Royal Canadian Air Force Aircrew Conditioning Program

Jenny Jing Wen Liu, PhD

2B02

Advancing Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Treatment in Military Populations: Harmonizing evidence, practice, and the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Defense Guidelines

Jim Kile, MD

2C02

Enhancing Military Medical Policy through Evidence: A Comprehensive Evaluation of Canadian Forces Health Services´ Response to the COVID-19 Emergency

Kate Hill MacEachern, PhD

2D02

Working with Women Veterans to Generate Evidence to Support Women Veterans

Katie Andrews, PhD

2E02

Potentially Psychologically Traumatic Events and Occupational Stressors Among Royal Canadian Mounted Police

3:40-4:00

Frédérique Dupuis, PhD (Cand)

2A03

Effectiveness and Cost-utility Analysis of Group Physiotherapy Programs in the Treatment of Various Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Canadian Armed Forces Military Personnel

J. Don Richardson, MD

2B03

Navigating Prescription Patterns in Canadian OSI Clinics: An In-depth survey of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Treatment Practices

Catherine Cox, PhD

2C03

Insights from United States Navy Nurses: Deployed at Sea amidst the Pandemic

Laryssa Lamrock

2D03

Lived Expertise Engagement within a Co-Principal Investigator Research Model: Part 1

Jolan Nisbet, PhD

2E03

Suicidal Ideation, Planning, and Attempts among Royal Canadian Mounted Police

4:00-4:20

Laura Bogaert, PhD (Cand)

2A04

Comprehensive Analysis of Canadian Armed Forces Physiotherapy Services: Trends and Insights 2020 - 2023

Jonathan Lieberman BSc

2B04

Exploring the Impact of Biological Sex on Intrinsic Connectivity Networks in Post-traumatic Stress Disorder: A Data-Driven Approach

Yanfang Guo, PhD

2C04

Cervical Cancer Screening Compliance among Canadian Armed Forces Regular Force Personnel, 2014-2022

Brian McKenna

2D04

Lived Expertise Engagement within a Co-Principal Investigator Research Model: Part 2

Kirby Maguire, BA

2E04

Mental Health Training, Attitudes Toward Support, and Screening Positive for Mental Disorders Among Royal Canadian Mounted Police

4:20-4:40

Adam Hannaford, MSc

2A05

Comparison of Lower Extremity Biomechanics and Effort in Male and Female Military Members During a Standardized Load Carriage Task

Gordana Eljdupovic, PhD

2B05

Implementation Lessons from a Massed Prolonged Exposure Program at an Operational Stress Injury Clinic

Christine Dubiniecki, MSc

2C05

Situational Assessment of the Strengthening the Forces Health Promotion Program

Victoria Carmichael, MSc

2D05

Principles and Strategies for Co-creating Knowledge Products on Potentially Sensitive Topics in Virtual Environments with Veterans and Family Members

Patrick Flannery

2E05

DISCUSSANT

Mental Health of Royal Canadian Mounted Police: Results of a National Study

4:40-5:00

Adam Hannaford, MSc

2A06

A Descriptive Statistical Analysis of Canadian Armed Forces Physiotherapy Workload while on Deployment in Latvia

DISCUSSION

Robin Dziekan, BA

2C06

Mental Health Public Policy Work in the Veteran and Family Sector: Learnings from peer organizations and an environmental scan

MaryAnn Notarianni, MSW

2D06

DISCUSSANT

Veteran and Veteran Family Engagement – From research to knowledge mobilization

5:00 PM

CIMVHR FORUM DAY 1 ENDS

6:00 PM

CIMVHR STUDENT AND POSTDOCTORAL ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE NETWORKING EVENT

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

The CIMVHR SPEC invites all trainees (students and postdocs) to a night of networking and career development. This evening will be an opportunity to get to know one another, learn about various CIMVHR SPEC activities, and create connections with experts in the field who may have opportunities for further learning, research, and mentorship.

The first portion of the evening will be focused on networking with leading researchers and mentors. Meet individuals recruiting for their labs, hiring, or willing to provide mentorship opportunities for trainees. Be prepared to leave with new contacts and exciting opportunities that could advance your career.

All students and postdocs please indicate if you wish to attend when you register.

Location: Saddlery on Market - 114 Market Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0P4

Transportation will be provided to and from the event. Please meet at the entrance of the Delta Winnipeg for transportation. CIMVHR Forum badges must be worn to enter the event.

7:00 PM

SPECIAL EVENT

7:00 PM - 8:15 PM

The Impact of War: Rehabilitation and Medical-Surgical challenges in Ukraine

Marianna Svirchuk

Marianna Svirchuk
Chief Executive Officer of Unbroken, the National Rehabilitation Centre, Lviv, Ukraine

Leif Sigurdson, BA, MD, MSc, MBA, FRCSC

Leif Sigurdson, BA, MD, MSc, MBA, FRCSC
Chair, Finance Advisory Committee, Department of Surgery, Chair, WRHA Surgery Standards, Chair, HSC Surgery Standards

Chris Graham B.Sc., M.D., FRCSC

Chris Graham B.Sc., M.D., FRCSC
Orthopedic Surgeon, Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg

 

Speakers will address the challenges of wartime health care in Ukraine highlighting mental and physical rehabilitation needs and the experiences of volunteer surgeons through the Canada Ukraine Foundation funded Canada-Ukraine Surgical Aid Program (CUSAP).

Registration for the special event is required -
https://events.cimvhr.ca/cgi/page.cgi/_eventmgr.html?event_id=295&action=viewdetail

Location: Pan Am

Tuesday, October 22

7:00 AM

REGISTRATION OPENS

Location: Hall C City View Concourse - 3rd floor

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 1

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Knowledge to action! Deploying the Veterans’ Well-being Community Health Needs Assessment

Location: 2H

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 2

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Supporting Children, Teenagers and Parents: Building International Capacity to Deliver Impact, Knowledge Translation and Digital Systems

Location: 2G

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 3

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Making exercise/physical activity safe and effective for Veterans with OSI/PTSD and with/without chronic pain

Location: 2F

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 4

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Student Workshop - Building your Career Toolbox Workshop

Location: Pan Am

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 5

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Exploring Service Provider Knowledge, Needs, and Perceptions for Disclosures of Military Sexual Misconduct and/or Military Sexual Trauma

Location: 2E

8:00 AM

BREAKFAST

8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

9:30 AM

MORNING PLENARY

9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

2024 CIMVHR Fellow Presentation

University of Manitoba Remarks

Michael Benarroch, PhD

Michael Benarroch, PhD
President and Vice-Chancellor, University of Manitoba

LCol Andrew Beckett, CD, MD

LCol Andrew Beckett, CD, MD
Trauma Advisor to the Surgeon General, Chief of General Surgery, Canadian Armed Forces; Assistant Professor, University of Toronto; Assistant Professor, McGill University; Medical Director, Trauma Program, St. Michael’s Hospital

Keynote Speaker Presentation
AI Applications to Enhance Military Medical Readiness

Jaques Reifman, Ph.D.

Jaques Reifman, Ph.D.
Senior Research Scientist, U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command, Fort Detrick, MD

 

Royal Canadian Legion Doctoral Scholarship Announcement

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

10:30 AM

NETWORKING BREAK AND TRADESHOW

10:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

11:00 AM

CONCURRENT SESSION 3

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

 

3A

Serving Members

Room: 2E

Diversity and Inclusivity in the Armed Forces: An International Perspective

3B

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2F

SYMPOSIUM

Digital Interventions and Measurement-Based Care for Mental Health and Addictions: Opportunities and Challenges

3C

Veterans and Public Safety Personnel

Room: 2G

Transition and Well-being

3D

Families, Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2H

The Impact of Military Service on Families

3E

Public Safety Personnel

Room: Pan Am

SYMPOSIUM

Moral Injury Among Public Safety Personnel: Foundations for Solutions

11:00-11:20

Joelle Thorgrimson, MD

3A01

Royal Canadian Air Force Female and Woman Operational Pilot Aeromedical Study Update

Deniz Fikretoglu, PhD

3B01

A Brief Introduction to Measurement-based Care: Definitions, evidence, implementation, and caveats

Cameron Charles-Britton, PhD

3C01

Presentation Withdrawn

Marg Rogers, PhD

3D01

Supporting Children whose Parents have a Service-related Moral Injury: Co-created knowledge translation storybook project

Lorraine Smith-MacDonald, PhD

3E01

Compromised Conscience: An Exploration of Moral Injury in Police Officers, Sheriffs, and Public Safety Communicators in Alberta

11:20-11:40

Jennifer Stone, MSc

3A02

The Mental Health, Wellbeing, and Help-Seeking Behaviour of Women Serving in the British Regular Armed Forces

Bryan Garber, MD

3B02

CROMIS & The Canadian Armed Forces Experience

Gonzalo Bravo-Soto, MD

3C02

Instruments for Social and Cultural Environment Well-being Among Veterans: A Systematic Review

Shannon Hill, PhD

3D02

School Climate and Academic Achievement: A cross-sectional study comparing the perceptions of Canadian military-connected youth with other Canadian youth

Sierra Crocker, BA

3E02

A View of Moral Injury: Examining the Effect of Moral Complexities on Psychological Health and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

11:40-12:00

Cheryl Forchuk, PhD

3A03

Canadian Women Veterans Experiencing Homelessness: What can be learnt?

Venkat Bhat, MD

3B03

Digital Interventions to Enhance Urban and Remote Mental Health

Daniel Perkins, PhD

3C03

The Veteran Transition Screener an Empirically Informed Measure of Well-being

Deborah Norris, PhD

3D03

Qualitative Study on the Experiences of Adult Children of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans

R. Nicholas Carleton, PhD

3E03

A View of Moral Injury: Examining the Impact of Occupational and Psychosocial Impairments on Moral Complexities among Alberta Firefighters

12:00-12:20

Maiura Muralitharan, MPH

3A04

Focus on Health Equity for Indigenous, Black and racialized, and 2SLGBTQI+ Veterans: Insights from the Veterans’ Well-Being Community Health Needs Assessment

Pamela Holens, PhD

3B04

Measurement Based Care in the Treatment of Chronic Pain at an Operational Stress Injury Clinic: Lessons Learned

Kian Torabiardakani, BHSc

3C04

Instruments for Measuring Social Integration Among Veterans: A Systematic Review

Rachael Gribble, PhD

3D04

“It has Made a Mark on the People we are as Adults”: The Perceived Impact of Parental Military Service on the Adult Children of Veterans

Sierra Crocker, BA

3E04

A Scoping Review of the Components of Moral Resilience: Its Role in Addressing Moral Injury or Moral Distress for High-Risk Occupation Workers

12:00-12:40

DISCUSSION

Anne Germain, PhD

3B05

Measurement-Based Sleep Care in Veterans and Active-Duty Personnel

Marilyn Cox, MFSG

3C05

An Axe and a Handshake: A scoping review of the transition from public safety occupations

Alyson Mahar, PhD

3D05

Rates of Outpatient Mental Health Service use among Female Military Spouses: A Matched Retrospective Cohort Study

Suzette Bremault-Phillips, PhD

3E05

DISCUSSANT

Moral Injury Among Public Safety Personnel: Foundations for Solutions

12:40-1:00

Rakesh Jetly, MD

3B06

DISCUSSANT

Digital Interventions and Measurement-based Care for Mental Health and Addictions: Opportunities and Challenges

Lisa Garland Baird, PhD

3C06

Veterans’ Shared Perspectives of Health and Well-Being: Identifying Priorities for Veterans, Service Providers, Policymakers, and Researchers

DISCUSSION

1:00 PM

LUNCH

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

1:30 PM

SCIENTIFIC SHOWCASE AND NETWORKING SESSION

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

Following the CIMVHR Forum agenda is the list of poster presenters.

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

2:30 PM

CONCURRENT SESSION 4

2:30 PM - 3:50 PM

 

4A

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2E

Moral Injury and Suicide

4B

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2F

Occupational Exposure

4C

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2G

Discontinuation of Mental Health Treatments

4D

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2H

Cost of Living, Post-Military Employment and Financial Well-being

4E

Public Safety Personnel and Veterans

Room: Pan Am

Management of Chronic Conditions

2:30-2:50

Stephanie Houle, PhD

4A01

Towards an Expert-driven Consensus Framework of Potentially Morally Injurious Events and their Impacts: An e-Delphi study

Andrea Jones, PhD

4B01

Cancer Incidence in Canadian Armed Forces Members and Veterans Enlisted between 1976 and 2016: A retrospective cohort study

Kylie Dempster, PhD

4C01

Mental Health Treatment Discontinuation among Canadian Military Personnel

Jennifer Lee, PhD

4D01

Perceptions of Compensation and Benefits among Canadian Armed Forces Members and their Families: What do we know and where do we go from here?

Lyn Turkstra, PhD

4E01

Feasibility and Acceptability of Virtual Strategy-based Cognitive Rehabilitation for Canadian Armed Forces and Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veterans: Results of the STAR-C2 Study

2:50-3:10

Rosemary Ricciardelli, PhD

4A02

Canadian Security Intelligence Service Operational Employees: Experiences of Moral Harm, Distress, or Injury

Laura Bogaert, PhD (Cand)

4B02

Self-reported Workplace Hazards among Regular Force Personnel: Findings from the 2019 Canadian Armed Forces Health Survey

Dell, Colleen, PhD

4C02

“My Lifeline is Gone”: A Qualitative Exploration of the Experiences of Veterans Following the Loss of their Psychiatric Service Dog(s)

Marina Carbonell, PhD (Student)

4D02

Does Armed Forces Experience Influence Promotional Opportunity for Corrections Officers? Exploring Perceptions of Veteran Experience in post-military Employment in Corrections

Behnam Sadeghirad, PhD

4E02

Pharmacological Prophylaxes for Chronic Migraine: A systematic review and network meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

3:10-3:30

Stephanie Houle, PhD

4A03

Exploring Perceptions of Family Functioning in Moral Injury: Associations with positive and adverse mental health outcomes in a longitudinal sample of Veterans

Pierre-Luc Drouin, PhD

4B03

Cost/Risk/Benefit Analysis of RZV Vaccine for CAF Members 50+

DISCUSSION

Kian Torabiardakani, BHSc

4D03

Instruments for Measuring Financial Well-being Among Veterans: A Systematic Review

Sarah Dixon Smith, PhD

4E03

Rapid Sequence Induction and Long-term Mental Health Outcomes Post-Combat Injury: Prehospital Interventions in the ADVANCE Cohort Study

3:30-3:50

Marnin Heisel, PhD

4A04

Moral Injury and Suicide Ideation in Male Veterans and First-Responders: Investigating the Potentially Mitigating Role of Positive Psychological Factors

DISCUSSION

DISCUSSION

Anne Germain, PhD

4E04

Impact of a Digital Clinical Decision Support Platform to Augment Insomnia Care Capabilities for Active Duty Service Members and Veterans

3:50 PM

NETWORKING BREAK AND TRADESHOW

3:50 PM - 4:30 PM

Location: Hall C City View – 3rd floor

4:30 PM

CONCURRENT SESSION 5

4:30 PM - 5:50 PM

 

5A

Serving Members, Veterans and Public Safety Personnel

Room: 2E

Military Sexual Trauma

5B

Serving Members

Room: 2F

Battlefield Medicine

5C

Serving Members

Room: 2G

Gender, Sex and Anatomical Differences in Military Service

5D

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2H

Mental Health, and Hospitalizations in Veterans

4:30-4:50

Shay-Lee Bolton, PhD

5A01

Protective Factors for Mental Disorders among Survivors of Military Sexual Trauma: A Canadian population-based study

Aron Shoara, PhD

5B01

CounterFlow Gauze: Next-Generation Hemostatic Gauze

Marshall Gerbrandt, MEd

5C01

Exploring the Gendered Nature of Military Education through Physical Space

Mandana Modirrousta, MD, PhD

5D01

Prognostic Factors in Major Depressive Disorder: Comparing Responders and Non-responders to Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, a Naturalistic Retrospective Chart Review

 

4:50-5:10

Nicole Elliott, PhD

5A02

Discriminatory Experiences among Veterans and Canadian Armed Forces Members Seeking Mental Health Services

Lih Jiin Juang, PhD

5B02

Novel Long-acting Anticoagulant Prevents Thrombosis while Maintaining Hemostatic Potential

Eliza Cazzola, MASc (Cand)

5C02

Quantifying the Relationships between Anthropometric Factors and Seat to Lumbar Transmissibility in Male and Female Operators during Seated Whole-body Vibration

Kate St. Cyr, PhD (Cand)

5D02

Mental Health-related Hospitalizations among Veterans and non-Veterans Residing in Ontario: A retrospective cohort study

5:10-5:30

Juliana Khoury, MSc

5A03

Understanding the Impact of Organizational Culture on Sexual- and Gender-based Harassment and Discrimination among Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Paul Dhillon, MBBCh and Jacinta McNairn, MD

5B03

Unveiling the Spectrum: Understanding Directed Energy Weapon Injuries and Military Healthcare Implications

Ian Scagnetti, MSc

5C03

How do Sex-based Anatomical Differences Impact the Apparent Mass Response to Seated Whole-body Vibration?

DISCUSSION

5:30-5:50

DISCUSSION

DISCUSSION

DISCUSSION

6:00 PM

CIMVHR FORUM DAY 2 ENDS

6:30 PM

TUESDAY NIGHT NETWORKING RECEPTION AT THE MANITOBA MUSEUM

6:30 PM - 9:30 PM

Sponsored by: Bayshore

Step away from academics and immerse yourself in the interactive museum galleries at the Manitoba Museum. These galleries are not just about history; they also tell the human and natural history of Manitoba from north to south, from ancient to contemporary times. Feel the thunder of stampeding bison, unearth rare geological finds, and explore the Arctic and Subarctic. Experience the rich diversity of Manitoba’s ever-changing landscape and step back in time to delve into its dynamic history. No matter your interests, your adventure begins here.

Location: Manitoba Museum, 190 Rupert Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0N2

Buses will depart at 6:15PM from the main entrance of the Delta Winnipeg. They will continue to loop between the hotel and museum every 10-15 minutes throughout the evening. Please look for the CIMVHR Forum logo on the bus's front window.

CIMVHR Forum badges must be worn to enter the event. The suggested dress for the evening is casual and comfortable.

Wednesday, October 23

7:30 AM

REGISTRATION OPENS

Location: Hall C City View Concourse - 3rd floor

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 6

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Military personnel, veterans and their spouses who are making the transition from military life to life for medical reasons; psychosocial issues and reflection workshops for couples

Location: 2H

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 7

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Inclusion, Diversity and Representative Language in Military and Veteran Health Care, Epidemiology and Research

Location: 2G

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 8

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

“Are crisis lines for me?”: Moving from evidence to actionable suicide prevention crisis line recommendations created by and for public safety personnel

Location: 2F

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 9

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

How socio-cultural contexts can inform models for addressing moral injury: two examples

Location: PAN AM

7:30 AM

WORKSHOP 10

7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Advancing a Strategy to Collaboratively Support the Health and Wellbeing of Older Veterans

Location: 2E

8:00 AM

BREAKFAST

8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

9:30 AM

MORNING PLENARY

9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

The Dr. Mark Zamorski Award Announcement

Cyd E. Courchesne, OMM, CD, MD, CHE

Cyd E. Courchesne, OMM, CD, MD, CHE
Director General Health Professionals, Chief Medical Officer, Veterans Affairs Canada

Keynote Speaker Presentation
Widening Our Lens to Better Support the Mental Health and Well-Being of both Women and Men Veterans

Dawne S. Vogt, PhD

Dawne S. Vogt, PhD
Senior Research Scientist, Women’s Health Sciences Division, National Center for PTSD, VA Boston Healthcare System; and Professor of Psychiatry, Boston University Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine

 

The Legion National Foundation Masters Scholarship Announcement

Location: Hall C City View Concourse - 3rd floor

10:30 AM

NETWORKING BREAK AND TRADESHOW

10:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Location : Hall C City View Concourse - 3rd floor

11:00 AM

CONCURRENT SESSION 6

11:00 AM - 12:40 PM

 

6A

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2E

Chronic Pain

6B

Public Safety Personnel and Serving Members

Room: 2F

Workplace Burnout

6C

Serving Members and Veterans

Room: 2G

Substance Use and Eating Behaviour

6D

Public Safety Personnel and Serving Members

Room: 2H

Occupational Demands and Supports

6E

Public Safety Personnel

Room: Pan Am

SYMPOSIUM

Emotional Skills Resilience Training and Mental Health of Public Safety Personnel

11:00-11:20

Lauren Yallop, PhD

6A01

The Effectiveness of a Pain Reprocessing Therapy Group for Chronic Pain and Other Chronic Symptoms in an Operational Stress Injury Context

Marina Carbonell, PhD (Student)

6B01

“If you’re being forced, you’re being forced”: A qualitative examination of how overtime impacts correctional officers in Canada

Katherine King, MD (Res)

6C01

Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention Across the United Kingdom Armed Forces: Six years after implementation has alcohol use changed?

Marcella Siqueira Cassiano, PhD

6D01

Public Safety Communicators in Canada: Health and Wellness

Robyn E. Shields, MSc

6E01

Skill Retention One Year after Emotional Resilience Skills Training for Diverse Public Safety Personnel

11:20-11:40

Tamara Taillieu, PhD

6A02

Cannabis Use and Canadian Veterans: Chronic Pain, Mental Health, and Help-Seeking

Anjali Daté, MSc

6B02

Differences in Workplace Well-being: Who is reporting the greatest difficulties related to work in the Canadian Armed Forces?

Rachael Gribble, PhD

6C02

Alcohol use and Eating Behaviours among Spouses and Partners of United Kingdom Military Personnel: A qualitative mixed-methods study

Mayram Traub

6D02

Evaluating the Impact of a Decompression Time and Mental Stress Leave Pilot Policy in an Ontario Paramedic Organization

Kirby Maguire, BA

6E02

Mental Health Disorder Symptom Changes Among Diverse Public Safety Personnel After Emotional Resilience Skills Training

11:40-12:00

Jason Busse, PhD

6A03

Prevalence of Chronic Non-cancer Pain among Military Veterans: A systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies

Megan Therrien, MA

6B03

Morale, Burnout, and Psychological Safety among Designated Group Members in Canada’s Military

Katherine King, MD (Res)

6C03

Presentation Withdrawn

Alla Skomorovsky, PhD

6D03

A Healthy Work Environment and Psychological Well-being among Canadian Armed Forces Members

Jolan Nisbet, PhD

6E03

Suicidal Ideation, Planning, and Attempts Changes among Diverse Canadian Public Safety Personnel after the Emotional Resilience Skills Training

12:00-12:20

Shay-Lee Bolton, PhD

6A04

An Examination of the Relationship Between Persistent Traumatic Brain Injuries and Chronic Pain Conditions in Active-Duty and Veteran Soldiers

DISCUSSION

Danielle Schwartz, BA

6C04

Nonmedical Prescription Drug Use among Canadian Armed Forces Veterans: Data from the Canadian Armed Forces Members and Veterans Mental Health Follow-up Survey

Christine Genest, PhD

6D04

Les comportements suicidaires chez les agents des services correctionnels : comprendre leur développement pour mieux prévenir

Juliana Khoury, MSc

6E04

Putative Risk and Resiliency Factors After Emotional Resilience Skills Training Among Diverse Public Safety Personnel

12:20-12:40

DISCUSSION

DISCUSSION

DISCUSSION

R. Nicholas Carleton, PhD

6E05

DISCUSSANT

Emotional Skills Resilience Training and Mental Health of Public Safety Personnel

12:40 PM

LUNCH

12:40 PM - 2:00 PM

Location: Hall C City View Concourse - 3rd floor

2:00 PM

CONCURRENT SESSION 7

2:00 PM - 3:40 PM

 

7A

Serving Members, Veterans and Public Safety Personnel

Room: 2E

SYMPOSIUM

Emerging Novel Treatments for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

7B

Serving Members

Room: 2F

Virtual Reality and the Road to Mental Readiness (R2MR)

7C

Veterans

Room: 2G

SYMPOSIUM

Understanding the Well-being and Experience of Aging Veterans and Care Partners from Aging in Place to Long Term Care

7D

Serving Members, Veterans, Public Safety Personnel and Families

Room: 2H

SYMPOSIUM

Cultural Competence: Cornerstone of effective programs, services, and policies for military, Veterans, public safety personnel, and families

2:00-2:20

Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD

7A01

Deep Brain Re-orienting: A novel treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder

Valerie Wood, PhD

7B01

Enhancing R2MR’s Mental Health Continuum Model

Annie Robitaille, PhD

7C01

Understanding Aging in Place for Veterans and their Families: A scoping review

Kim Ritchie, PhD

7D01

Improving Mental Health Care for Canadian Public Safety Personnel though the Development of Cultural Competency Education

 

2:20-2:40

Andrew Nicholson, PhD

7A02

Healing the Brain in the Aftermath of Trauma: Integrating fMRI and EEG Neurofeedback Research for the Treatment of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

Carolyn McGregor, PhD

7B02

Innovative Delivery of R2MR Stress Exposure Training: Testing how immersive haptic garments impact the human response to a virtual tactical training simulation

Gray Gaudett, MA

7C02

Age, not Veteran Status, Moderates the Associations between Social Support and Mental Health Outcomes in Aging Canadians

Margaret McKinnon, PhD

7D02

Developing Clinical Practice Recommendations for Healthcare Providers Working with Veterans Living with Chronic Pain Through Expert Consensus

2:40-3:00

Suzette Bremault-Phillips, PhD

7A03

An "Unsticking Therapy" for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder: Multi-modal Motion-assisted Memory Desensitization and Reconsolidation Therapy (3MDR) for Military Members, Veterans and Public Safety Personnel

Josh Granek, PhD

7B03

The Impact of Tailored R2MR Stress Exposure Training on Different Virtual Stressors

Annie Robitaille, PhD

7C03

Understanding the Transition of Older Adult Veterans into Long-term Care: Perceptions of family care partners

Shannon Orchard Young, MSc

7D03

Enhancing Capacity of Community-based Sexual Violence Centres to Respond to Canadian Armed Forces/Department of National Defence Survivors of Military Sexual Trauma

3:00-3:20

Eric Vermetten, MD, PhD

7A04

Key Mechanisms in MDMA-AT for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

Valerie Wood, PhD

7B04

An Evaluation of R2MR Wellness Checks in Canadian Armed Forces Search and Rescue Techs

Emily Sullo, MMAsC

7C04

A Pilot Study to Develop a Preliminary Cultural Competency Framework for Healthcare Providers Caring for Veterans with Concurrent Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and Dementia in Long-term Care Settings

Henry Bowen, PhD

7D04

Developing and Testing Training for Cultural Competency for Civilians Working with Military Populations in Australia

3:20-3:40

Rakesh Jetly, MD, PhD

7A05

DISCUSSANT

Emerging Novel Treatments for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

Murray Nankivell, BSc

7B05

A Pilot Study of the Feasibility and Acceptability of using Virtual Reality for Anxiety and Stress Management with Inpatient Former Serving Australian Defence Force Members in a Mental Health Hospital

Sara Rodrigues, PhD

7C05

DISCUSSANT

Understanding the Wellbeing and Experience of Aging Veterans and Care Partners from Aging in Place to Long Term Care

Linna Tam-Seto, PhD

7D05

DISCUSSANT

Cultural Competence: Cornerstone of effective programs, services, and policies for military, Veterans, public safety personnel, and families

3:40 PM

CIMVHR FORUM 2024 ENDS

Poster Presenters

Last Name First Name Degree Affiliation Presentation Title Poster #
Acorn Chandler BSc Veterans Affairs Canada Trends of Cannabis for Medical Purposes Authorizations 2016-2023
P144
Acorn Chandler BSc Veterans Affairs Canada Development Process for the Veterans Dashboard at Veterans Affairs Canada
P145
Bergman Beverly PhD University of Glasgow The Impact of COVID-19 on the Veteran Population: Evidence from the Trends in Scottish Veterans Health Study
P146
Bogaert Laura PhD(Cand) University of Toronto; Department of National Defence Reasons for Primary Care Visits by Canadian Armed Forces Personnel: A Sex-Based Analysis of 2023 Diagnostic Data from the Canadian Forces Health Evaluations and Record Outcomes System
P110
Bolton Shay-Lee PhD University of Manitoba Suicidal Behaviour and Perceived Need for Care Amongst Canadian Armed Forces Members and Veterans
P183
Boulé Constance BSc Université de Montréal Monitoring Firefighters’ Post-traumatic Stress Injuries and its Determinants through a Mobile App: A promising approach for tailored interventions
P133
Bowen Henry PhD Emergency Services Health (Australia) Support After First Responder Suicide In Australia For Families and Peers
P127
Bright Katherine PhD University of Alberta Advancing Post-Secondary Institutions along the Military, Veteran and Family Connected Campus Readiness Continuum
P111
Bright Katherine PhD University of Alberta High on 3MDR: The Impact of Cannabis use on the Effectiveness of Multi-Modal Motion-Assisted Memory Desensitization and Reconsolidation (3MDR) among Veterans with PTSD
P147
Busse Jason PhD McMaster University Interventional Procedures for Chronic Noncancer Spine Pain: A systematic review and network meta-analysis of randomised trials
P148
Busse Jason PhD McMaster University Common interventional procedures for noncancer chronic spine pain: A clinical practice guideline
P149
Carleton R. Nicholas PhD University of Regina Self-Monitoring as Measurement Based Care During Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cadets Training
P128
Carlucci Samantha PhD Department of National Defence Identifying Risk Factors for Injury during Basic Training in the Canadian Armed Forces: A qualitative study
P112
Carmichael Victoria MSc Atlas Institute For Veterans and Families Moving beyond Knowledge Production: Getting evidence-informed psychoeducational resources into the hands of youth from Canadian Veteran Families
P101
Castillo Gisell MA Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Exploring the Crisis Line Needs of Public Safety Personnel: Results from a national survey
P129
Cockram Hannah PhD (Cand) University of South Australia Supporting the Well-being of Participants and Families as they Transition from the Invictus Pathways Program
P102
Cramm Heidi PhD Queen's University The Grief Experiences of Military and Veteran Family Members, 2001-2024,: An exploration in progress
P109
Dass Ronessa MSc McMaster University Exploring Trends in Brain Fog and Quality of Life Outcomes in Veterans with Chronic Pain: A cross sectional study
P151
Daté Anjali MSc Department of National Defence Building a Ready Force: How Inclusive Leadership and Psychological Safety Drive Positive Workplace Outcomes
P114
Dell Colleen PhD University of Saskatchewan; Carleton University Exploring the Role of Service Dogs for Canadian Military Veterans Experiencing Suicidality
P152
Dempster Kylie PhD MacDonald Franklin OSI Research Centre Quantifying Differences in Clinical Records of Pain with a Natural Language Processing Approach in Treatment Seeking Veterans
P153
Emary Peter PhD McMaster University; D'Youville University Treatment Preferences among Canadian Military Veterans with Chronic Low Back Pain: A Mixed Methods Cross-Sectional Survey
P154
Fikretoglu Deniz PhD Department of National Defence Posttraumatic Growth following Canadian Armed Forces Op LASER Deployment to Long-Term Care Facilities during COVID-19 Pandemic
P115
Franz Anja MSc Department of National Defence Description of Canadian Armed Forces Personnel Referred to Physiotherapy in 2023
P116
Fry Margaret MHS Veterans Affairs Canda Aligning the Stars: Using Research Paradigms to Guide Mixed-Methods Approaches for Veterans’ Health and Well-Being
P155
Geoffrion Steve PhD Université de Montréal Can it Work? Psychological first aid as a supportive intervention among police officers
P132
Gervasio Julia MA Toronto Metropolitan University Environmental Scan and Rapid Review of Mental Health and Wellbeing Programs for Veteran Family Members
P103
Gervasio Julia MA Ryerson University Identifying Barriers and Facilitators to Mental Health Care Access for Veterans And their Families: Results from a rapid review
P156
Granek Josh PhD Department of National Defence Predicting Rest, Reactivity and Recovery to Stress Demands and Exploring its Potential for Stress Exposure Training
P117
Granek Josh PhD Department of National Defence Characterizing Physiological Responses to Virtual Reality-based Presentation of Two Military Decision-making Scenarios
P118
Hall Amy PhD Veterans Affairs Canada Building Evidence around Service-relatedness: An occupational trends analysis of Veterans’ disability benefits applications with mapping to the scientific literature
P157
Hall Amy PhD Veterans Affairs Canada Research Collaboration through a Life course Lens: Introduction to a new interdepartmental research collaborative to enhance research in support of Canadian Armed Forces members and Veterans
P158
Heber Alexandra MD McMaster University; University of Ottawa; Veterans Affairs Canada Creating Shared Language: An evaluation of the dissemination of the Glossary of Terms Version 3.0
P119
Held Nicholas PhD McMaster University An Environmental Scan of Available Datasources and Resources to Support Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veterans
P134
Hill Shannon PhD Queen's University Changes in Veteran Identity among Canadian Armed Forces Members during Military-to-civilian Transition: Findings from a longitudinal qualitative study
P120
Holens Pamela PhD University of Manitoba Preliminary Results from a Pilot Study of a Patient-Informed Revision of an Online Pain Treatment for Military, RCMP, and Veterans
P159
Houle Stephanie PhD Veterans Affairs Canada Exploring New Directions in Mental Health Research at Veterans Affairs Canada
P160
Ibbotson Ashley MA McMaster University Availability and Description of 2SLGBTQIA+ Cultural Competency Training within Five-Eyes Nations Militaries: An Environmental Scan
P121
Kay Christopher PhD Anglia Ruskin University Gambling Harm amongst United Kingdom Veterans and its Influence on Family Life - The HABIT study
P162
Kersey Thomas PhD Anglia Ruskin University Veterans Experiences of Chronic Pain Management Programmes: A Focus Group Study
P163
Killip Shannon MSc McMaster University Exploring Canadian Career Firefighters’ Understanding of the Return-to-Work Process after Musculoskeletal Injuries
P135
Killip Shannon MSc McMaster University Exploring the Impacts of Sex and Gender on the Chronic Pain Management Experiences of Canadian Veterans
P164
Kirby Eric BSc Simon Fraser University Exploring Neurophysiological Measures of Cognition in Canadian Armed Forces Members, Veterans and First Responders
P150
Ling Michael MSc McMaster University Measuring Life Skills Among Veterans: A systematic review of published instruments
P165
Ling Michael MSc McMaster University Measuring Employment and Meaningful Activities Among Veterans: A systematic review of published instruments
P166
Linsenmeier Taylor BA University of Manitoba Improving Clinical and Affective Outcomes in Military and Police: Examination of a Transdiagnostic Treatment Paradigm
P167
MacGowan Lauren BSc University of Manitoba Adverse Childhood Experiences, Child Maltreatment and Potentially Psychologically Traumatic Events among Cadets Entering the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Depot Division Cadet Training Program
P136
MacLean Mary Beth PhD (Cand) Queen's University Veteran and Military Families: A Scoping Review
P104
Mahar Alyson PhD Queen's University Peer-to-peer Bullying among Children and Youth from Military Families: A systematic review.
P105
Martin Krystle PhD University of Ontario Institute of Technology Serving Those Who Served: Examining the Mental Health Outcomes of Inpatient Programming for Canadian Armed Forces and Veterans
P122
Martin Krystle PhD University of Ontario Institute of Technology Exploring Integrative Restoration (iRest): An adjunct therapy for trauma-exposed active/retired military and public safety personnel
P169
Maunder Larah PhD McMaster University Exploring the Impact of Military Sexual Trauma on the Romantic Partners of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans: A Study Protocol
P106
McCarthy Julie-Anne PhD (Cand) University of Manitoba The Relationship between Childhood Adversity and Resilience among RCMP Cadets: Evidence from The Royal Canadian Mounted Police Study
P131
McCarthy Julie-Anne MSc University of Manitoba Examining Associations between Adverse Childhood Experiences, Potentially Psychologically Traumatic Events and Mental Health among RCMP Cadets entering the Depot Training Program.
P137
McHardy Alethea PhD (Student) University of Glasgow Is Equality Equitable? - Research Protocol
P170
Moll Sandra PhD McMaster University Beyond Silence: Implementing App-Based Peer Support within the Canadian Forces Health Services
P123
Morgan Elissa Fiona MPH McMaster University; University of Toronto; Veterans Affairs Canada We've answered your questions and now it's time for action: An evidence review to support Canadian Veteran community engagement and knowledge mobilization
P171
Ninan Reshna BA McMaster University Investigating Potentially Morally Injurious Experiences in Paramedics during Covid-19
P138
Nolan Dougal MSc Nova Scotia Health A Scoping Review of 2SLGBTQI+ and BIPOC Military Veterans’ Mental Health Data Across Canada
P172
Noyek Samantha PhD Veterans Affairs Canada Peer Feedback on the Operational Stress Injury Social Support Program (2013-2018)
P173
Orchard Young Shannon MSc McMaster University; Ending Violence Association of Canada Exploring the Unique Experiences of Military Sexual Trauma amongst Canadian Armed Forces Reservists and Veterans
P124
Perera Essence MSc University of Manitoba A Longitudinal Examination of Suicidal Behaviours among Individuals with Mental Disorders in the Canadian Armed Forces
P174
Poirier Alain Veterans Affairs Canada Contemporary Portrait of Canadian Veterans: Information from the 2021 Census
P175
Pound Teresa BSc Veterans Affairs Canada A Primer on Medical Cannabis for Medical Purposes and the Treatment Choices: Canadian Veteran Health Survey 2022
P176
Pound Teresa BSc Veterans Affairs Canada Health and Well-Being of Women Veterans and Other Vulnerable Groups
P177
Prouse Meghan MOT Canadian Forces Health Services-Ottawa An Informed Journey towards an Evidence-based Canadian Armed Forces Occupational Therapy Standard for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Home Modifications
P125
Reeves Kathryn BA Mount Saint Vincent University Women Veteran’s Experiences, Perspectives and Mental Health Impacts of Encounters with Children During International Operations
P178
Remers Shannon MSc Homewood Health Inc. Measurement-Based Care: The Current State of Technology-based Tools to Improve Outcomes in Mental Health and Addictions Treatment
P139
Reyes-Vélez Julián PhD Veterans Affairs Canada Involuntary Release in Canadian Veterans from the Regular and the Reserve Forces: Life After Services Studies 2013
P179
Reyes-Vélez Julián PhD Veteran Affairs Canada Multiple Chronic Comorbidities Burden in Canadian Veterans: Life After Services Studies 2019
P180
Reyes-Vélez Julián PhD Veteran Affairs Canada Prevalence of Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain among Active and Retired Military Personnel: A systematic review and meta-analysis
P181
Richardson Melissa MSc (Cand) Queen's University Serving Families of those who Serve: An exploration of psychosocial support following a tragedy (Study in Progress)
P107
Roberts Lauren Stephanie MSc Queen's University Supporting Families through Military and Veteran Sports Competitions
P108
Rudnick Abraham MD, PhD Dalhousie University; Nova Scotia Operational Stress Injury Clinic Current Research on Matching Trauma-Focused Therapies to Veterans: A Scoping Review
P182
Sevigny Phillip PhD University of Alberta Multi-Modal Motion-Assisted Memory Desensitization and Reconsolidation (3MDR) - Layers upon layers.
P141
Sevigny Phillip PhD University of Alberta Supporting those who Support Transition: The development and pilot of experiential training for Transition Unit Staff
P184
Sevigny Phillip PhD University of Alberta Cascading Resilience: An updated scoping review of digital health interventions for military members, veterans, and public safety personnel
P185
Southall Martine BA University of Manitoba To Use or Not To Use: A Qualitative Exploration of Canadian Military, Veterans, and RCMP Cannabis Use Choices
P186
Southall Martine BA University of Manitoba Cannabis Use and Psychotherapeutic Outcomes for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Canadian Military and Veterans
P187
Sullo Emily MMASc McMaster University A Comparison of Public Safety Personnel Mental Health and Organization and Social Support in Rural Versus Urban Settings during the COVID-19 Pandemic
P142
Tam-Seto Linna PhD University of Toronto Mapping the Landscape: An environmental scan of Canadian programs and services for Public Safety Personnel affected by concussions.
P143
Tuka Andrea MD University of Toronto Experiences of Public Safety Personnel Accessing a Peer-Led Caring Contact Intervention Following Calls to a Crisis Line
P130
Versteeg Sarah MSc University of Waterloo Cross-Sectional National Survey on Cannabis Self-Education Needs of Canadian Veterans
P188
Versteeg Sarah MSc University of Waterloo Developing a Veteran Informed Delphi Guideline for Cannabis Self-education Tools
P189
Wasiuta Thomas MD Western University Ketamine Treatment in Canadian Armed Forces Veterans: Investigating patient experiences and outcomes
P190
Yip Michael BSc University of Manitoba Sex Differences in Outcomes of Early Release from the Canadian Armed Forces
P191