Dimanche, 18 octobre
14h30
14h30 - 16h30
Salle : Ballroom Salon
14h30
14h30 - 16h30
Salle : Ballroom B1
18h00
18h00 - 19h00
Salle : 605
19h00
19h00 - 21h30
Commandité par: Philips
Soyez les bienvenus au Forum ICRSMV 2026! Venez vous joindre à nous pour retrouver vos collègues et en rencontrer de nouveaux. Profitez des hors-d'œuvre, des spécialités culinaires et des rafraîchissements.
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Salle : Ballroom Salon
Lundi, 19 octobre
7h30
7h30 - 9h00
La table ronde ICRSMV - Garnet Families réunit des chercheur·se·s, des praticien·ne·s, des partenaires communautaires ainsi que des proches pour discuter des expériences des proches des militaires, des vétéran·e·s, et du personnel de la sécurité publique. Cette année, la table ronde adoptera une approche axée sur le parcours de vie en examinant comment les expériences familiales se déroulent et évoluent au fil du temps. En se concentrant sur les besoins changeants des proches aux différentes étapes de la vie familiale et du service, cette table ronde vise à approfondir le dialogue, à renforcer les partenariats et à favoriser un soutien mieux coordonné pour les proches.
Salle : Argyle Level – A2 and A3
8h00
8h00 - 9h00
Salle : Ballroom B1
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Salle : Ballroom Salon
9h30
9h30 - 11h00
Salle : Ballroom B3 and B2
11h00
11h00 - 11h30
Salle : Ballroom Salon
11h30
11h30 - 12h50
1AMembres en serviceSalle: A1Faire progresser les soins musculosquelettiques |
1BMembres en service et personnel de la sécurité publiqueSalle: A2Lésion cérébrale traumatique : de l’épidémiologie au rétablissement |
1CVétéran·e·sSalle: A3SYMPOSIUM |
1DFamilles et les prochesSalle: 201Mettre les proches de l’avant |
1EPersonnel de la Sécurité publique et membres en serviceSalle: 202Faire progresser les soins en traumatologie |
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11h30-11h50 | Theo Versteegh, PhD1A01Dynamic Multi-Planar Neck Training for Persistent Post-Concussion Symptoms: A Randomized Controlled Trial with Rehabilitation Implications for Canadian Armed Forces Care Pathways | Behdin Nowrouzi-Kia, PhD1B01Functional Recovery and Work Reintegration After Traumatic Brain Injury in Public Safety Personnel: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis | Laura Goodwin, PhD1C01Adherence to Treatment and Treatment Outcomes in United Kingdom Military Veterans with Co-occurring Common Mental Health and Alcohol Use Problems | Gabriela Misca, PhD1D01Military Cultural Awareness and Competence in Counselling: Evidence from United Kingdom Naval Families Beneficiaries and Civilian Counselling Service Providers | Mohit Singh, MD1E01Measurement-Based Care in an Intensive Outpatient Program for Trauma and Substance Use in Public Safety Personnel |
11h50-12h10 | Ivan Wong, MD1A02Rotator Cuff Repair with Dermal or BioInductive Graft Augmentation Improves Healing Compared to Repair Alone | Anubhav Agarwal, PhD (Cand)1B02Epidemiology of Traumatic Brain Injuries in the Canadian Armed Forces: – An Analysis of the Canadian Armed Forces Injury Surveillance System | Patricia Irizar, PhD1C02Generation of recommendations to improve care for United Kingdom veterans with co-occurring alcohol and mental health problems | Krystle Martin, PhD1D02Exploring Family System Gaps in Residential Mental Health Care for Public Safety Personnel | Lovneet Hayer, MD1E02Outpatient Detoxification as a Gateway to Longitudinal Care: Design, Safety, and Engagement in a Measurement Based Model |
12h10-12h30 | Ivan Wong, MD1A03Arthroscopic Anatomic Glenoid Reconstruction Outperforms Bankart Repair in Preventing Recurrent Instability: Results from a Two-Year Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial | Nikol Rybolov, MSc (Cand)1B03Investigating Tauopathy in Canadian Armed Forces Members using a Novel Positron Emission Tomography Radiopharmaceutical | Daniel Leightley, PhD1C03Reducing Hazardous Drinking among Women who have Served in the United Kingdom Armed Forces: A Randomised Controlled Trial of the DrinksRation App | Margaret Campbell, PhD1D03Centering Families in Suicide Prevention and Response: Insights from the Inside Suicide Interdisciplinary Podcast Initiative | Krishnakumar, Kavita, MSC1E03Evolving Goal Management Training for Trauma Care: Development and Outcomes of Trauma‑Informed Goal Management Training |
12h30-12h50 | Ryan Love, PhD1A04Damage Associated Molecular Patterns Perpetuate Sterile Inflammation in Chronic Musculoskeletal Disorders that are Common in Military Populations – An Etiological Review of the Problem | Caroline Dutil, PhD1B04Sex Differences in Concussion and Traumatic Brain Injury among Canadian Armed Forces Members 2020-2025: An Investigation of Clinical Episodes and Physiotherapy Referrals | Laura Goodwin, PhD1C04DISCUSSANTTreatment for Co-occurring Mental Health and Alcohol Problems in Ex-Serving Military Personnel | Claire Hooks, EdD1D04United Kingdom Healthcare Staff Experience and Understanding of Working with Military Populations in the Maternity Setting | Emily Rowe, BA (Student)1E04When Pain Doesn’t Count: Imposter Trauma, Gender, and the Hidden Hierarchies of Harm in Uniformed Service |
12h50
12h50 - 14h30
Salle : Ballroom B2 et B3
14h30
14h30 - 15h30
Vous trouverez la liste des présentations par affiche à la suite de l’agenda.Salle : Ballroom B1
15h30
15h30 - 17h10
2AMembres en service, vétéran·e·s et les famillesSalle: A1Réponse aux conflits et soutien |
2BMembres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: A2Améliorer le soutien et intégrer les leçons retenues en réponse aux traumatismes sexuels militaires et à l’inconduite sexuelle |
2CVétéran·e·sSalle: A3SYMPOSIUM |
2DFamilles et les prochesSalle: 201Les proches à travers le parcours de vie |
2EPersonnel de la Sécurité publiqueSalle: 202SYMPOSIUM |
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15h30-15h50 | Linna Tam-Seto, PhD2A01Collaborative Capacity Building in Occupational Therapy Training for Military and Veteran Care in Ukraine | Anna Dion, PhD and Ronald Palardy, MEd2B01Identifying Learning and Professional Development Needs Associated with Organizational Change: Lessons from a Mandate Expansion at the Sexual Misconduct Support and Resource Centre | Melissa Richardson, MSc2C01Housing and Relocation Experiences of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans over the Duration of their Military-to-Civilian Transition: A Longitudinal Study | Marg Rogers, PhD2D01Co-creating and Testing a Bibliotherapy E-storybook for Children Coping with Parental Complex-Post-traumatic Stress Disorder | Kayla M. Kirby, BSc2E01Mental Health of Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Cadets at the Start of the Cadet Training Program: Extending Initial RCMP Study Findings |
15h50-16h10 | Svitlana Kaminska, PhD2A02Mental Health Needs Assessment of Ukrainian Combatants, Veterans and Their Families During the War in Ukraine | Abigail Adams, MSc2B02Strengthening Support for Survivors of Military Sexual Trauma | Shannon Hill, PhD2C02Educational Trajectories through Military-to-Civilian Transition: Findings from a Longitudinal Qualitative Study | Nathalie Reid, PhD and Steffi Oberthier, MSc2D02Beginning The PSPYK Hub: An Online Hub of Mental Health and Wellbeing Resources for Public Safety Youth and Kids | Autumn Brambell, BA2E02Psychological, Social, and Emotional Wellbeing among Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cadets Starting the Cadet Training Program: Extending Initial Royal Canadian Mounted Police Study Findings |
16h10-16h30 | Kira Kudar, PhD2A03Responding to Mental Health Needs in High-Intensity Conflict: Interventions for Ukrainian Military Personnel and Veterans | Temitope Osifeso, PhD2B03The Hidden Burden of Care: Mental Health Service Providers’ Experiences in Military Sexual Misconduct and Trauma Treatment | Kim Ritchie, PhD2C03From Soldier to Civilian: The Transformation of Identity in Military-to-Civilian Transition | Michelle Mason, BA2D03Exploring the Relationship between Military Parenting and Adult Military Children’s Parenting Experiences | Juliana Khoury, MSc2E03Differences in Putative Risk and Resilience Profiles After Revisions to Admissions Requirements: Evidence from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Study |
16h30-16h50 | Anthony Nazarov, PhD2A04Toward a Multi-level Prevention Framework for Moral Injury in Military and Other High-risk Occupational Contexts | Chelsea Sheahan, PhD2B04Examining Sexual Misconduct Perpetration in the Canadian Armed Forces | Bryn Bain, BHSc (Cand)2C04Canadian Armed Forces Members’ perspectives on Health and Healthcare Resources following Military-to-Civilian Transition | Kathryn Reeves, MA2D04“Lurking in the Shadows”: How Adult Children of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans Saw Moral Injury in The Home | Katie Andrews, PhD2E04An Extended Assessment of Personality Profiles of Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cadets Starting the Cadet Training Program |
16h50-17h10 | Ashley Charbonneau, MSc2A05Adapting Military Cultural Competency Training for Canadian Health Care Providers: A Cross-national Implementation Study | Martine Southall, MA2B05Military Sexual Trauma and Associations with Mental Disorders and Physical Health Conditions in Service Members and Veterans | Heidi Cramm, PhD2C05DISCUSSANTDeterminants of Health in Longitudinal Military-to-Civilian Transition Trajectories: Where do we go from here? | Deborah Norris, PhD2D05"I am definitely a brat, through and through": Experiences of Adult Children of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans across the Life Course | Robyn E. Shields, MSc2E05DISCUSSANTMental Health and Wellbeing of Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Recruits: Recent RCMP Study Results and Implications |
17h10
Mardi, 20 octobre
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
La voix des jeunes compte : élaborer de bonnes pratiques à partir de la base
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Faye Acton, PhD, Chercheuse, Anglia Ruskin University
Paul Watson, PhD, University of Northumbria
Rebecca Wakefield, Ministère de la Défense, Royaume-Uni
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Au-delà du battage médiatique : ce que l’intelligence artificielle peut (et ne peut pas) faire pour la santé mentale des militaires et des vétéranes et vétérans
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Col (retraité) Rakesh Jetly, MD, FRCPC, Université d’Ottawa
Venkat Bhat, MD, MSc, University of Toronto
Jitender Sareen, MD, University of Manitoba
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Réadaptation opérationnelle : relier la récupération des blessures au retour au service et au concept de performance
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Major Nicole Mahoney CD, PT, Officière d'état-major chargé de la réadaptation physique (clinique), Services de santé des Forces canadiennes, Forces armées canadiennes
Cdr Jody Young, CD, B.Sc, MD, CCFP, FRCPC, Forces armées canadiennes, services de santé
Amanda Campbell, OT, Services de santé des Forces canadiennes, Le ministère de la Défense nationale
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Faire fonctionner l’évaluation des programmes : élaborer des principes d’évaluation pour les programmes visant les militaires, les vétéranes et vétérans et les familles canadiennes
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Neill Baskerville, PhD, C.E., Gestionnaire principal, Programmes de soutien du personnel, Services de bien-être et moral des Forces canadiennes
Caroline Dutil, PhD, Programmes de soutien du personnel, Services de bien-être et moral des Forces canadiennes
Geoffrey Harrison, PhD, Programmes de soutien du personnel, Services de bien-être et moral des Forces canadiennes
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Combler le fossé : faire progresser la recherche avec la participation des vétéran·e·s au Canada
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Chelsea White, M.B.A., Gestionnaire principale de l’engagement des vétéran·e·s, Centre d’excellence sur la douleur chronique pour les vétérans canadiens
Elexzo Bailey, veteran, Partenaire vétéran, membre du Conseil consultatif du Centre d’excellence sur la douleur chronique pour les vétérans canadiens
Abhimanyu Sud, MD, PhD, CCMF, FCMF, Dirigeant scientifique en chef, Centre d’excellence sur la douleur chronique pour les vétérans canadiens
8h30
8h30 - 10h00
Salle : Salon Ballroom
10h00
10h00 - 11h00
Salle : Ballroom B2 and B3
11h00
11h00 - 11h30
Salle : Ballroom Salon
11h30
11h30 - 12h50
3AMembres en serviceSalle: A1Surveillance épidémiologique et risques pour la santé physique |
3BMembres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: A2Santé des femmes tout au long du parcours de service |
3CMembres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: A3Exercice et santé |
3DFamilles et les prochesSalle: 201Servir côte à côte |
3EPersonnel de la sécurité publique, membres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: 202Violence et suicide dans les populations en service |
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11h30-11h50 | Robert Hawes, PhD3A01Mortality Surveillance of Active-duty Canadian Armed Forces Personnel: 2010-2024 | Tabitha Beynen and Guylaine Lamoureux3B01Fragmented Selves, Reclaimed Identities: Qualitative Insights into Canadian Armed Forces Women Veterans’ Transition to Post-Service Life | Geoffrey Harrison, PhD3C01Adherence to the Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines and health profiles among Canadian Armed Forces members during pregnancy and the postpartum period | Deborah Norris, PhD3D01Life Inside that Door: Exploring the Lived Experiences and Impacts of Interpersonal Violence affecting Canadian Armed Forces Veterans and their Families | Linda Slapakova, MPhil3E01Patterns Of Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse Among Military Personnel and Veterans: A Scoping Review |
11h50-12h10 | Samuel Skinner, MD3A02Tourniquet Conversion in Traumatic Extremity Injury: A Scoping Review | Lily Casura, MSW3B02Hidden and Underserved: Military Sexual Trauma, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Homelessness Among United States Women Veterans — United States Findings with Implications for Canada | Joline Attalla, PhD (Cand)3C02Highlighting the lived experiences of Veterans/Injured Military Personnel living with chronic pain and PTSD/OSI; an interpretive description study | Jieyi (Jenny) Liang, MSc3D02Navigating Military Relocations: Experiences and Resilience Among Service Members and their Spouses | Renee MacPhee, PhD3E02Canadian Study of Violence Against Paramedics: In their own Voices |
12h10-12h30 | Danielle Marion, MSc3A03Incidence and Risk Factors of Heat Illness in the Canadian Armed Forces, 2014-2025 | Lisa Garland Baird, PhD3B03Bridging Military and Veteran Health Research: Examining Menopause Transition Across the Service to Civilian Life Continuum | Anna Lung, MSc3C03Sex differences in health and readiness indicators associated with adherence to the Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines in the Canadian Armed Force: 2025 Canadian Armed Forces Health Survey Findings | Katherine Gower, PhD and Elisa Borah, PhD3D03Loneliness in Military and Veteran Spouses: Insights from the Military and Veteran Spouse Wellness Survey | Beverly Bergman, PhD3E03Investigating Suicide Trends in Scottish Military Veterans |
12h30-12h50 | Danielle Marion, MSc3A04Occupational and Demographic Risk Factors for New-Onset Asthma in the Canadian Armed Forces: Results From a 12-Year Retrospective Cohort Study | Kristen Morris, PhD (Cand)3B04Evaluating Reusable Menstrual Products in Deployed Maritime Settings: A Service Evaluation Exploring Acceptability, Feasibility and Operational Impact | Christina Stef, MA3C04Collaborative paths to understanding: A one-year follow-up to the mental health and wellbeing impacts of participation in the 2025 Invictus Games | Gabriela Misca, PhD3D04‘Think Family’ as Defence Capability: Evaluating Progress in United Kingdom Policy to Support Armed Forces Families | David Boulos, MSc3E04Suicide Mortality Surveillance in the Canadian Armed Forces |
12h50
12h50 - 14h30
Salle : Ballroom B2 and B3
14h00
14h00 - 15h00
Vous trouverez la liste des présentations par affiche à la suite de l’agenda.Salle : Ballroom B1
15h00
15h00
15h00 - 17h00
Une nouveauté cette année au Forum ICRSMV, nous proposons trois séances thématiques portant sur des priorités opérationnelles urgentes pour les Forces armées canadiennes et Anciens Combattants Canada. Chaque séance examinera les principaux défis, évaluera la capacité actuelle et explorera la façon dont l’industrie et le milieu universitaire font progresser des solutions novatrices dans ces domaines. Venez écouter des leaders gouvernementaux évoquer les réalités opérationnelles et découvrir comment la recherche et le développement menés par l’industrie contribuent à apporter des solutions. À la suite de ces présentations, des tables rondes animées permettront de rassembler les différents points de vue afin d’identifier les lacunes, de favoriser la collaboration et de contribuer à définir l’orientation future de la recherche et de la pratique.
Traumatisme craniocérébral : mesure, performance et amélioration des soins
Cette séance portera sur le traumatisme craniocérébral (TCC) dans les contextes opérationnels, de réadaptation et de soins de longue durée, réunissant des chercheuses et chercheurs ainsi que des spécialistes de l’industrie pour discuter de l’avenir du dépistage, du traitement et du rétablissement liés au TCC. La séance mettra en évidence des thérapies émergentes, notamment la photobiomodulation (PBM) ainsi que des avancées en matière de biomarqueurs sanguins qui améliorent l’identification précoce et le suivi des lésions cérébrales. Les spécialistes analyseront aussi des technologies novatrices de suivi non invasif qui appuient à la fois le dépistage et la réadaptation, en parallèle avec des outils fondés sur l’IA et la détection précoce des risques. Ensemble, ces thèmes offrent une vision intégrée du dépistage, de la compréhension, de la prise en charge et de la surveillance du TCC tout au long du continuum de soins et abordent la manière dont les technologies émergentes façonnent l’avenir du rétablissement et des résultats pour les patientes et patients.
Opérations dans l’Arctique et environnements austères : préservation de la santé, la logistique et la technologie dans le froid extrême
À mesure que les opérations s’étendent dans l’Arctique, les soins médicaux et les systèmes de signature en télédétection doivent évoluer pour répondre aux réalités de l’un des environnements opérationnels les plus exigeants au monde. Cette séance portera sur la façon dont les soins médicaux et les systèmes de signature en télédétection doivent évoluer pour répondre à ces réalités. Cette table ronde examinera la façon dont l’industrie peut favoriser le développement de compétences médicales et de solutions de signature en télédétection qui sont conformes avec les conditions de l’Arctique sur les plans opérationnel et tactique. La discussion portera sur la manière dont des technologies crédibles et intégrées permettent aux Forces de se déplacer et de manœuvrer efficacement tout en réduisant au minimum la détection, en maintenant la capacité de survie et en veillant à ce que le personnel puisse survivre et évoluer dans des environnements de froid extrême.
Leçons tirées de l’Ukraine : transformer les soins de combat dans des environnements à risque élevé
Cette séance portera sur l’une des grandes leçons médicales issue des conflits modernes : la prestation de soins prolongés sur le terrain lorsque des menaces persistantes de drones retardent ou empêchent l’évacuation des personnes blessées. Les panélistes examineront les enjeux médicaux et opérationnels liés au défi de subir des pertes humaines dans des milieux contestés, notamment le contrôle des hémorragies, la prévention de l’hypothermie, la surveillance des patientes et patients et la prise de décisions cliniques. On discutera également de la manière dont les technologies émergentes comme les systèmes sans équipage, la surveillance à distance et les communications à signature faible transforment le soutien médical militaire et civil lorsque l’accès à une prise en charge définitive est retardé.
17h00
18h30
18h30 - 21h30
Lieu : The Cable Wharf - www.rcr.ca/restaurants/cable-wharf-kitchen-patio
Commandité par : Calian
Mercredi, 21 octobre
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Vers un cadre national de postvention du suicide pour les organisations des premières et premiers intervenants et les proches
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Christine Genest, PhD, Professeure agrégé, Université de Montréal
Henry Bowen, PhD, Flinders University
Margaret Campbell, PhD, Mount Saint Vincent University
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Renforcer les soins fondés sur des mesures (SFM) dans les services de santé mentale des Forces armées canadiennes et d’Anciens Combattants Canada (ACC) : définir la réussite de la mise en œuvre
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Jen Olson, PhD, Méthodologiste principale – Science de la mise en œuvre, Institut de recherche de l’Hôpital d’Ottawa
Deniz Fikretoglu, PhD, Recherche et développement pour la défense Canada
Bryan Garber, MD, Ministère de la Défense nationale
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Impact découlant de la conception : atelier pratique de mobilisation des connaissances dans la recherche axée sur les vétéranes et vétérans
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Jenny Jing Wen Liu, PhD, Responsable du développement scientifique et de la mobilisation des connaissances, Western University
Meriem Benlamri, MPH, MScBMC, Directrice, Mobilisation des connaissances, Institut Atlas pour les vétérans et les familles
Deborah Denman, BA, BBA, Centre d’excellence sur la douleur chronique pour les vétérans canadiens
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Des personas aux politiques : utiliser l’intersectionnalité pour repérer les lacunes touchant les services tout au long du parcours de la famille militaire
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Clément Habiyakare, maîtrise en santé publique, Gestionnaire principal, Services aux familles des militaires, Services de bien-être et moral des Forces canadiennes
Jieyi Liang, MSc, Responsable de l'élaboration des politiques et de la recherche, Services aux familles des militaires, Services de bien-être et moral des Forces canadiennes
Claudia Beswick, Gestionnaire supérieure, Services aux familles des militaires, Services de bien-être et moral des Forces canadiennes
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
De l’exposition au souffle d’une explosion à la santé cérébrale : l’élaboration d’un cadre de transfert translational coordonné
Hôtes de l'atelier :
LCol (Ret’d) Paul Scanlan, MA, MBA, Officier retraité des forces spéciales, et Fondateur, Vigil Australie
Cplc (à la retraite) Gordon Hurley, CD, Ancien membre du Commandement des Forces d'opérations spéciales du Canada
Fondateur de la fondation All The Way
8h00
8h00 - 9h30
Mettre la technologie au service de l’expérience étudiante
Hôtes de l'atelier :
Olivia Ardilliez, BA Hons, étudiante, Université d’Ottawa
Kayla Kirby, BSc Hons, étudiante, Université de Regina
Siobhan Cambridge, doctorante, infirmière autorisée, Université Anglia Ruskin
8h30
8h30 - 10h00
Salle : Ballroom Salon
10h00
10h00 - 11h00
Salle : Ballroom B2 and B3
11h00
11h00 - 11h30
Salle : Ballroom Salon
11h30
11h30 - 12h50
4AMembres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: A1SYMPOSIUM |
4BMembres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: A2Réadaptation et soins en prothèse |
4CMembres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: A3Explorer les blessures morales |
4DFamilles et les prochesSalle: 201Consolider les données probantes pour les programmes destinés aux proches |
4EPersonnel de la sécurité publique, membres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: 202Facteurs de stress professionnels en santé des femmes |
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11h30-11h50 | Sarah Campbell, MAHSR4A01Mapping Population-Based Data Sources to Support Observational Health Research of Diverse Military and Veteran Populations | Jacqueline Hebert, MD4B01Bone-anchored Prostheses: Compatibility with Military Service in the Canadian Armed Forces | Maya Roth, PhD4C01Prolonged Exposure Therapy to Treat Moral Injury: A Case Series and Discussion | Karl Hamner, PhD4D01I’m Not Alone: Evaluating Blue Star Support Circles, a Promising Upstream, Family-based Veteran Suicide Prevention Program | Katherine Bright, PhD4E01Experiences and Biopsychosocial Impacts of Perimenopause, Menopause, and Post-Menopause on Women Veterans: A Scoping Review |
11h50-12h10 | Kirstian Gibson, PhD4A02Exploring the Feasibility of Data Access, Linkage, and Governance of Diverse Military Members and Veterans Health Information: A Key Informant Interview Study | Ahmed Shehata, PhD4B02From Co-design to Clinician-monitored Training: A Virtual Reality Platform for Multi-articulating Myoelectric Prosthesis Rehabilitation | Joshaua Granek, PhD4C02Immersive Virtual Reality for Military Moral and Ethical Decision-making: Behavioural, Physiological, and Canadian Armed Forces Pilot Insights | Elisa Borah, PhD and Katherine Gower, PhD4D02REACH: Effects of a Peer Support Group for Active-duty Military Spouses | Adelina Gregory, MSc4E02What Quantitative Data can tell us about the Association between Occupational Stressors and Moral Injury in Women Veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces and Royal Canadian Mounted Police |
12h10-12h30 | Rosann Edwards, PhD4A03Exploring Privacy, Confidentiality and Consent in Equitable Military and Veteran Health Research, Health Data Access, and Data Tracking: Findings from an Interest-Holder Focus Group Study | Temitope Osifeso, PhD4B03“It’s a Fight for Everything”: Improving Care for Canadian Veterans with Amputations | Caleigh Wong, MA and Simone Chia, MPP4C03A Proposed Pathway of Care for Moral Injury for Serving and Retired Canadian Armed Forces Members | Janie Pichette, MSW and Sarah McIntyre, MSW4D03Military Dads - Program Evaluation through National Implementation | Joy MacDermid, PhD4E03“It’s life-changing, but It’s also life-altering:” A Qualitative Study Exploring the Lived Experiences of Canadian Female Firefighters with a Focus on Reproductive Health |
12h30-12h50 | Sandra Magalhaes, PhD4A04DISCUSSANTBuilding a Foundation for Inclusive Health Research: Feasibility Study on Health Outcomes Monitoring Across the Military-Civilian Continuum | Molly Bauman, PhD4B04Relationship Between Skin Properties of the Residual Limb and Clinical Outcomes in High-activity Persons with Unilateral Transtibial Amputation | Emma Lynn, MSc4C04Neuroimaging in Moral Injury Research: A Review of Progress in the Field, Relevance to Veterans, and Investigation of Minority Stress-related Moral Injury | Tamar Gazit, MSc4D04Telehealth-delivered Written Exposure Therapy for Adolescents with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Randomized Feasibility Trial | Leigh Spanner, PhD4E04Military Occupational Exposures and Women’s Reproductive Health: A Scoping Review |
12h50
12h50 - 14h30
Salle : Ballroom B2 and B3
12h50
12h50 - 14h30
14h30
14h30 - 16h10
5AMembres en serviceSalle: A1Soutenir la santé dans divers environnements |
5BMembres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: A2Innovations dans le traitement du trouble de stress post-traumatique |
5CVétéran·e·sSalle: A3SYMPOSIUM |
5DMembres en service et vétéran·e·sSalle: 201Faire progresser le bien-être, l’équité et la préparation éthique |
5EMembres en service et personnel de la sécurité publiqueSalle: 202Santé mentale et bien-être |
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14h30-14h50 | Laura Bogaert, PhD (Cand)5A01Noise and Blast Exposures in the Canadian Armed Forces: Findings from the Canadian Armed Forces Health Survey 2025 | J. Don Richardson, MD5B01From Guidelines to Reality: Understanding Benzodiazepine Prescribing in Specialized Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Care | Michaela Adams, MSc5C01Stakeholder Perspectives on Integrating an Intergenerational Childcare Centre in a Veteran Long Term Care Community: A Pre-implementation Study | Manon LeBlanc, PhD5D01Canadian Armed Forces: Harassment and Discrimination in the Regular Force | Cynthia Wan, PhD5E01Voices of the Primary Reserve: Perceptions of Support and Well-being |
14h50-15h10 | Robert Colautti, PhD5A02Enhancing Surveillance of Tick-borne Pathogens for Military and Public Safety Personnel using the Bacterial Amplicon Tick Test | Min T. Do, PhD5B02Effectiveness of Accelerated Resolution Therapy as Compared to Evidence-based Treatment among Military Members Diagnosed with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Multicentre Randomized Controlled Trial | Jessie Stephenson, DMin5C02Understanding the Existential Distress of Moral Trauma at Life’s End: A Hermeneutic-Phenomenological Study of the War Narratives of Canadian Second World War Veterans at End of Life | Lesleigh Pullman, PhD5D022025 Canadian Armed Forces Harassment and Discrimination Survey: An Intersectional Analysis of Regular Force Canadian Armed Forces Members | Antoinette Harrington, DSc5E02An Expert and Evidence-informed Framework to Prevent Prolonged Absence from Work for Public Safety Personnel with a Work-related Psychological Injury/Illness: A Consensus-based Mixed Methods Study |
15h10-15h30 | Christine Dubiniecki, MSc5A03Developmental Evaluation of the Stock the Freezer Nutrition Program at Canadian Armed Forces 14 Wing Greenwood | Sarah DeGrace, PhD5B03When Trauma Reminders Trigger Craving: Understanding Posttraumatic Stress and Substance Use Comorbidity Using a Trauma Cue Reactivity Paradigm | Emily Sullo, MMASc5C03A 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 | Sarah Lapsley, PhD5D03Light in the Darkness: A Scoping Review on the Well-being and Operational Stressors of Military Chaplains | Shannon Remers, MSc5E03Who is Seeking Treatment for Mental Health and Addictions? A Review of Clinical and Demographic Profiles of Military, Veterans and First Responders |
15h30-15h50 | Samantha Carlucci, PhD5A04Service Members’ Attitudes toward Gender-integrated Sleeping Accommodations on Royal Canadian Navy Vessels | SueEllen MacGowan, MCAP5B04Targeting the Neurocircuitry of Threat-fixation in Post-traumatic Stress Disorder using Neurofeedback | Atul Jaiswal, PhD5C04Co-creating Musical Heartbeats: Enhancing Veteran Well-being in Long Term Care | Jenny Jing Wen Liu, PhD5D04How Can We Better Support Equity-Deserving Military and Veteran Populations? Lessons from Lived-Experience-Informed Designs | Natalia Abraham, MD5E04Adverse Childhood Experiences Amplify the Mental Health Impact of Distressing Deployment Experiences in the Canadian Armed Forces |
15h50-16h10 | Youssef Badawy, MASc5A05Canadian Armed Forces MedRoute: A Proposed Dual-Purpose AI Architecture for Care-Seeking Guidance and Syndromic Surveillance in Military Health Systems | Olivia Ardilliez, BA5B05Resetting the Alarm: The Effects of Neurofeedback on Insular Connectivity in Individuals with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder | Annie Robitaille, PhD5C05DISCUSSANTHonoring the Past, Designing the Future: Remarks on Reimagining the Veteran Long Term Care Landscape | Sarah Rabin, MSc5D05The Health and Well-being of United Kingdom LGBTQ+ Serving and Ex-serving Military Personnel who Joined and Served after the LGBTQ+ Ban was Lifted: A Qualitative Study | Robin Dziekan, BA and Sarah Lefurgy, BSc5E05Direct from the Community: The Well-being and Mental Health needs of Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veterans and their Families |
16h10
| Nom | Prénom | Diplôme | Affiliation | Titre de la présentation | Affiche # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acton | Faye | PhD | Anglia Ruskin University; Families Institute for Military Social Research | Voices That Matter: Sharing Power in Co-designing Tools to Measure Childhood Adversity and Positive Experiences with Young People | P101 |
| Adams | Abigail | MSc | Anglia Ruskin University | Speaking Out: The Politics of Military Sexual Trauma Storytelling | P169 |
| Andrews | Katie | PhD | University of Regina | Post-service Life: Mental Health and Wellbeing of Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veterans | P170 |
| Arrandale | Victoria | PhD | University of Toronto | Self-reported Health and Occupational Exposures among Men and Women in the 2019 Canadian Armed Forces Health Survey | P121 |
| Baillie Abidi | Catherine | PhD | Mount Saint Vincent University | Methodological Innovations in Studying Moral Injury: Participatory Action Research Approaches | P171 |
| Bilodeau | Isabelle | BA | Mount Saint Vincent University | “Calm in a Storm, Whatever that Storm Might Be”: Applying the Family Adjustment and Adaptation Response Model to Resilience in Adult Children of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans | P102 |
| Biskupski-Mujanovic | Sandra | PhD | University of Western Ontario; Queen's University | Experiences of Single Parent Veterans: A Scoping Review | P172 |
| Bogaert | Laura | PhD (Cand) | Department of National Defence | Patterns and Operational Impacts of Self-reported Freezing and Non-freezing Cold Injuries in Canadian Armed Forces Personnel: Findings from the Canadian Armed Forces Health Survey 2025 | P122 |
| Bremault-Phillips | Suzette | PhD | University of Alberta | The CMVF3C’s “One Canada” Approach: The Role of Post-secondary Institutions in National Resilience, Sovereign Capability, and Societal Safety | P123 |
| Bremault-Phillips | Suzette | PhD | University of Alberta | Advancing Occupational Therapy for Canadian Armed Forces Members, Veterans, and Families: Past, Present, and Future | P124 |
| Bremault-Phillips | Suzette | PhD | University of Alberta | A National Guidance Document for Occupational Therapists working with Military and Veteran Populations: Development and Implementation by the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy | P125 |
| Brown | Kiana | BAH | Queen's University | Family Life in Dual Emergency Service Households: A Qualitative Interview Study Focused on Paramedic Families | P103 |
| Campbell | Margaret | PhD | Mount Saint Vincent University | The Long Goodbye to Work: Families in Transition. A Scoping Review of Retirement Within Family Systems | P108 |
| Campbell | Amanda | BSc | Department of National Defence | Leveraging Occupational Therapy in Medical Return to Duty Access Process for Canadian Armed Forces Return to Duty | P126 |
| Campbell Bromhead | Robin | PhD | University of Western Ontario; Canadian Armed Forces | Advancing Women Firefighter Health in Canada: Building Research Priorities and a National Research Network | P109 |
| Campbell Bromhead | Robin | PhD | University of Western Ontario; Canadian Armed Forces | Veteran and Canadian Military Personnel Feedback on the Medical Care and Services they Receive for their Chronic Pain | P110 |
| Carlucci | Samantha | PhD | Department of National Defence | Influenza and COVID-19 Vaccine Coverage Surveillance in the Canadian Armed Forces | P127 |
| Carter | Shawn | M.ADS | Queen's University | “Always caring for, never cared for”: Experiences of Spouses and Significant Others of Public Safety Personnel During Inpatient Treatment | P107 |
| Casura | Lily | MSW | University of Texas at San Antonio | When the Golden Years aren’t so Golden: Older Women Veterans, Military Sexual Trauma, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and Homelessness | P173 |
| Chekabab | Samuel | PhD | Department of national Defence | Pharmacogenomics Testing to Optimize Medical Countermeasures against Chemical Warfare Agents and Bacterial Biothreats: Socializing Actionable Opportunities for the Canadian Armed Forces | P128 |
| Chrysler | Christina | BA | McMaster University | Mental Wellness and Alcohol Use in Currently Serving Canadian Armed Forces Members: Associations among Regular Force, Reserve Force, and Gender+ Identities | P129 |
| Cousineau-Short | Daniel | MPH | Department of National Defence | General Health Status of Canadian Armed Forces Personnel: Results from the Canadian Armed Forces Health Survey 2025 | P130 |
| Cox | Marilyn | MFSG | Queen's University | Building Better Retirement Pathways for Public Safety Personnel: Insights from a Qualitative Case Study | P111 |
| Cox | Marilyn | MFSG | Queen's University | Families in the Wake of Public Safety Personnel Sleep Loss | P112 |
| Daudu | David | Bsc | Department of National Defence; University of Western Ontario; 23 Field Ambluance | Recruit Characteristics Associated with Risk of Non-completion of Basic Military Training: An 8-year Retrospective Study of Canadian Armed Forces Recruits | P131 |
| Desjardins | Christine | MSc | Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières | Santé psychologique au travail : levier organisationnel ou individuel ? | P113 |
| Dubiniecki | Christine | MSc | Department of National Defence | Developmental Evaluation of Health and Equity in Every Decision: The Canadian Armed Forces Health-in-All-Policy Approach | P132 |
| Duerksen | Kari | PhD | University of Manitoba | Meaning Making After Witnessing Loss in the Line of Duty | P114 |
| Edwards | Chris | PhD | University of Sherbrooke | Use and Access to Prescription Contraception among Female Military and Veterans: A Scoping Review | P133 |
| Elten | Michael | MSc | Department of National Defence | Injuries Across Occupations in the Canadian Armed Forces – An Analysis of the Canadian Armed Forces Injury Surveillance System | P134 |
| Ethier-Gagnon | Mikaela | MSc | Dalhousie University | A Qualitative Interview Study on Participants' Lived Experiences and Perceived Ethics of the Trauma Cue Reactivity Paradigm | P174 |
| Fletcher | Cora | MA | Dalhousie University | Redefining Occupational Exposure: Military Work and Women’s Reproductive Health | P135 |
| Forchuk | Cheryl | PhD | University of Western Ontario | Differences between Canadian Men and Women Veterans with Experience of Homelessness: How do we address Veteran Homelessness? | P175 |
| Franz | Anja | MSc | Canadian Armed Forces; Department of National Defence | Physiotherapy Spinal Care Pathway Part I: Baseline Estimates of Spinal Injury | P136 |
| Garland Baird | Lisa | PhD | Veterans Affairs Canada | Changes in Health and Well-being Outcomes Among Women+ Veterans: Findings from the 2022 and 2024 Canadian Veteran Health Surveys | P176 |
| Gauvin | Danielle | MScPH | McGill University | Hidden Strengths – Patterns of Psychological Resilience in Veterans in the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging | P177 |
| Ghag | Kiranpreet | MEd | University of Alberta | The Experiences of Self-compassion in Female Veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces during the Transition to Civilian Life: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Study | P178 |
| Godsell | Pauline | MRSc | Canadian Forces Health Services Centre | What Gets Measured Gets Managed: A Journey Towards Improved Outsourced Care Management at Canadian Forces Health Services Centre (Ottawa) | P137 |
| Granek | Josh | PhD | Defence Research and Development Canada | Refining VR-based Stress Exposure Training: A Pilot Study to Inform R2MR-Integrated Protocols in Canadian Armed Forces Personnel | P138 |
| Green | Karen | MHSW | Department of Veterans Affairs (Australia) | Adapting CoupleCARE for Defence and Veteran Couples: Embedding Relationship Education within a National Veteran Mental Health Service | P179 |
| Guo | Yanfang | PhD | Department of National Defence | Cervical Cancer Among Canadian Armed Forces Regular Force Members, 2012–2024: A Descriptive Case Series | P139 |
| Hebert | Jacqueline | MD | University of Alberta; Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital | Osseointegrated Implants for Upper-limb Bone-anchored Prostheses: A Synthesis of Clinical Effectiveness and Safety Evidence | P140 |
| HubkaRao | Tate | PhD | Humber River Health | Evaluating Mental Health Service Utilization and Mental Health Outcomes among Women in the Canadian Armed Forces | P180 |
| Ibbotson | Ashley | MA | Queen's University | Equal Service, Equal Care: Mapping Health Service Utilisation and Experiences among 2SLGBTQI+ Canadian Armed Forces Members - A Study Protocol | P141 |
| Ibbotson | Ashley | MA | Queen's University | A Qualitative Exploration of the Retirement Experience of Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veterans and their Families | P142 |
| Isah | Haruna | PhD | Sheridan College | Trauma-informed AI Support for Military Personnel and Veterans: Evaluating a Large Language Model-based Chatbot | P143 |
| Jackson | Daija | PsyD | Brooke Army Medical Center | Psychological Interventions for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in Military Personnel and Veterans: An Updated Scoping Review | P144 |
| Jakobsen | Whitney | BES | Statistics Canada | Review of Military Personnel and Veteran Identifier Questions from Canadian Surveys: Recommendations for a Standard Identifier | P181 |
| Jivraj | Karishma | PhD (Cand) | King's College London | Perceptions of the Armed Forces and health, social, and political issues among the United Kingdom Armed Forces Community and public; insights from the British Social Attitudes survey | P182 |
| Jones | Brent | MD | Department of National Defence | Understanding Occupational Health Risks and Health Conditions among Firefighters in the Canadian Armed Forces: Results of a 12-year Cohort Study | P145 |
| Jones | Andrea | PhD | Veterans Affairs Canada | Cancer Incidence in Female Canadian Military Personnel and Veterans: Summarizing Age and Time Trends in Comparison to the General Population | P183 |
| Jones | Andrea | PhD | Veterans Affairs Canada | Is Military Occupation Associated with Cancer Incidence in Canadian Armed Forces Personnel and Veterans? | P184 |
| Keeling | Mary | PhD | RAND Europe | Psychosocial and Sexual Impacts of Conflict-related Genital Injuries, Intimate Scarring, and Loss of Function, Impacting Sexual Activity in Male Military Personnel: Systematic Review | P146 |
| Keeling | Mary | PhD | RAND Europe | The Armed Forces Genital Trauma and Psychosexual Experiences Research (AFTER) Study: Learnings to Date on Coproduction and Managing Non-genuine Participants | P147 |
| Khan | Omar | BHSc | McMaster University | Prehospital Dried Plasma Transfusion for Hemorrhagic Shock: A Systematic Review | P148 |
| Kuiper | Madeline | MSc | Anglia Ruskin University | Assisted Reproductive Care in Military Women: A Scoping Review | P149 |
| Lacasse | Anaïs | PhD | Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue | Recruiting Canadian Veterans Living with Chronic Pain in the COPE-V Cohort: Who We Reached, Challenges, and Lessons Learned from a Coast-to-Coast Online Survey | P185 |
| Laidler Knudslien |
Timothy Kala |
MA BScN |
Safehouse Sciences | Evaluating a Harm Reduction and Clinical Guidance Program for Medical Cannabis Use Among Veterans: A Nurse-Led Approach | P186 |
| Lauzon | André | PhD | Acadia University; Atlas Institute for Veterans; University of Ottawa | Perceived Healthcare Responsiveness and Veteran Mental Health: The Moderating Influence of Self-compassion | P187 |
| Leightley | Daniel | PhD | King's College London | Digital Access, Exclusion, and Mental Health Burden among United Kingdom Military Veterans: Findings from the Veterans Digital Needs Survey | P188 |
| Liu | Jenny Jing Wen | PhD | University of Western Ontario | From Consensus to Practice: Co-developing Treatment Guidance for Canadian Military and Veterans | P189 |
| MacDermid | Joy | PhD | University of Western Ontario | Peer Support Beliefs, Motivators, Barriers, and Preferences among Ontario Fire Chiefs: A Mixed-methods Study | P115 |
| MacDermid | Joy | PhD | University of Western Ontario | Concerns, Experiences, and Recommendations with Respect to Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Decolonization, and Accessibility in Military and Public Safety Research: A Mixed Methods Study | P116 |
| MacLeod | Matthew | MASc | Department of National Defence | Risk Stratification for Pre-deployment Dental Health Screening | P150 |
| Maharaj | Rick | MSc | University of Toronto | Beyond Transport: A Scoping Review to Unpack Paramedic Barriers in the Care of Patients with Mental Health Complaints | P117 |
| Mahoney | Nicole | MClScPT | Department of National Defence | Comparison of Microprocessor and Mechanical Knee Prosthesis Performance in Individuals with Lower Limb Amputation Across Basic and High-Level Mobility Tasks | P151 |
| Marier-Deschênes | Pascale | PhD | Université Laval | Revue de la portée des adaptations culturelles militaires dans les programmes d´autogestion numériques | P190 |
| Martin | Krystle | PhD | University of Ontario Institute of Technology; Edgewood Health Network | Beyond Post-traumatic Stress Disorder: The Role of Anger and Moral Injury Among Public Safety Personnel | P152 |
| Merlo | Raphaëlle | MSc | Université Laval | Protocole d’une étude pilote de l’association entre l’observance à un auto-traitement en ligne et l’évolution des symptômes post-traumatiques chez des militaires en service. | P153 |
| Merlo | Raphaëlle | MSc | Université Laval | Méta-analyse de l´observance aux thérapies cognitives-comportementales visant le TSPT chez les militaires : résultats préliminaires. | P154 |
| Morris | Kirsten | MBChB | Anglia Ruskin University; Ministry of Defence (UK) | Pregnancy in the United Kingdom Armed Forces: A "What's the Problem Represented to Be?" Analysis of Policy Constructions and Implications | P155 |
| Morris | Kirsten | MBChB | Anglia Ruskin University; Ministry of Defence (UK) | Capturing Lived Experiences in Military Populations: A Longitudinal App-based Diary–interview Approach | P156 |
| Murray | Nicholas | MSc | Dalhousie University | Investigating Automatic Attentional Biases Underlying Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Cannabis Use Disorder Co-Occurrence | P157 |
| Nazarov | Anthony | PhD | University of Western Ontario; McMaster University | Navigating Chronic Pain Care: Barriers, Facilitators, and Priorities Among Canadian Armed Forces Veterans | P191 |
| Pallisco | Natalie | MPhil | Department of National Defence; Public Health Agency of Canada | A Mixed-methods Program Evaluation of the Canadian Forces Health Services’ Heat Illness Surveillance System | P158 |
| Pichette | Janie | MSW | Military Family Recource Centres | The Importance of Program Development in Support of Fathers within Military-connected Families | P159 |
| Poirier | Alain | Veterans Affairs Canada | A Look at Veteran Income - Income Study 2026 | P192 |
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| Poncos | Stephanie | MSc | Ontario Health | Military Occupational Exposures and Cancer Risks among Serving and Veteran Women | P193 |
| Rabin | Sarah | MSc | King's College London | Mental Health and Well-being of United Kingdom LGBTQ+ Serving and Ex-Serving military Personnel: Secondary Analysis of an Iraq and Afghanistan-era Cohort Study | P194 |
| Reyes Velez | Julian | PhD | Veterans Affairs Canada | Using Network Analysis to Identify Multimorbidity in Canadian Veterans | P195 |
| Reyes Velez | Julian | PhD | Veterans Affairs Canada | The Evolution of the Canadian Veteran Health Survey | P196 |
| Richard | Jérémie | PhD | University of Ottawa | Identity, Mental Health, and Neuropsychological Change Following Psychedelic Retreat Participation Among Canadian Veterans | P197 |
| Richardson | Melissa | MSc | Queen's University | Supporting Families through Occupational Cancer: A Scoping Review | P104 |
| Richardson | J Don | MD | University of Western Ontario | Predictors of Mental Health Trajectories and the Role of Chronic Pain in Military Personnel and Veterans Receiving Care at Operational Stress Injury Clinics | P198 |
| Roberge | Jolianne | BA | Université Laval | Thérapies cognitivo-comportementales chez les militaires et vétérans ayant un trouble de stress post-traumatique et des symptômes d’usage de substances : données préliminaires d’une revue systématique | P160 |
| Sanford | Abbey | MA | MAPLE | Bridging the Gap: Evaluating Virtual Primary Care Access for Canadian Armed Forces Families and Veterans | P199 |
| Scagnetti | Ian | MSc | Guelph University | Sex Differences in Seat Pressure Characteristics during Whole-body Vibration Exposure | P161 |
| Schalles | Ryan | MSN | University of North Texas Health Sciences Center; University of Texas at Tyler; Jonas Philanthropies | The Theory of Veteran Identity Integration: Military-to-Civilian Transition as Institutional Reculturation | P200 |
| Schmidt | Christian | PhD | Dalhousie University | Canadian Veterans are More Frail than Non-veterans: Insights from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging | P201 |
| Seager | Meredith | MSc | University of Manitoba | Correlates of Persistent Post-concussive Symptoms: Results From a Nationally Representative Cohort of Canadian Armed Forces Personnel | P202 |
| Sevigny | Phillip | PhD | University of Alberta | Addressing the Readiness, Resilience and Growth of municipal Peace Officers | P118 |
| Shields | Robyn E. | MSc | University of Regina | Avoidance Behaviour in Canadian Public Safety Personnel: A Qualitative Study | P119 |
| Shiu | Maria | MSc | Department of National Defence | Point-of-Care Traumatic Brain Injury Biomarker Detection: Evaluating the i-STAT Alinity System in Canadian Armed Forces Breachers Live-Fire Training Exercise | P162 |
| Short | Michael | PhD (Cand) | University of Ontario Institute of Technology; Department of National Defence | Perspectives of Service Providers on the State of Canadian Female Veteran Homelessness | P203 |
| Slapakova | Linda | MPhil | RAND Europe | Estimating the Societal and Economic Impact of Poor Transitions from the United Kingdom Armed Forces | P204 |
| Slapakova | Linda | MPhil | RAND Europe | Forecasting the Support Needs of the Great British Veteran Community | P205 |
| Squires | Erinn | PhD | Department of National Defence | Gender Invariance in Predictors of Well-being and Turnover Intentions Among Canadian Armed Forces Leaders | P163 |
| St. Cyr | Kate | PhD | Queen's University | Workplace Physical and Psychological Injuries among Public Safety Personnel and Mental Health-Related Impacts on the Family: A Scoping Review | P105 |
| St. Cyr | Kate | PhD | Queen's University | The Impact of Parental Status on the Association between Job Strain and Mental Health Outcomes among Canadian Armed Forces Members: A Sex-stratified Study | P106 |
| Stewart | Sherry | PhD | Dalhousie University | Cannabis Craving during the Anticipation of a Trauma Reminder: The Roles of Cannabis Coping Motives and Anxiety Sensitivity | P164 |
| Stone | Jennifer | MSc | King's College London; Ministry of Defence (UK) | Diagnosing Adjustment Disorder in United Kingdom Armed Forces Mental Health Services: A Mixed-Methods Study of Clinical Practice and Care Pathways | P165 |
| Sutcliffe | Jordan | PhD | Royal Military College of Canada | Examining the Interplay between Help-seeking, Self-stigma, and Public Stigma among Cadets of the Royal Military College of Canada | P166 |
| Tenn | Catherine | PhD | Defence Research and Development Canada | Stability of Dried Blood Products during Simulated Arctic Deployment | P120 |
| Thorne | Oliver | BSc | Veterans Transition Network | Supporting those who Serve: The Development and Evaluation of a National Military Cultural Competency Course for Frontline Professionals Working with Veterans | P206 |
| Valbuena | Luisa F | DDS | Department of National Defence | The 2024 Military Death March: Injury Visits Surrounding the Event | P167 |
| Van der Zande | Marieke | PhD | United Kingdom Office for Veterans Affairs; UK Ministry of Defence | Top 10 Priorities for United Kingdom Veterans Health Research: A James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Study with Veterans, Families and Healthcare Professionals | P207 |
| Van der Zande | Marieke | PhD | United Kingdom Office for Veterans Affairs; UK Ministry of Defence | Health Innovation Fund Research for United Kingdom Veterans: Outcome and Impact Mapping of 22 Projects Furthering Innovation in Veteran Health | P208 |
| Whelan | John | PhD | Mount Saint Vincent University | Institutional Context and the Organization of Psychological Distress in Military-to-Civilian Transition | P209 |
| Wolfson | Christina | PhD | McGill University | Non-Canadian Veterans in the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging: A Cohort Profile | P210 |
| Wong | Caleigh | MA | Mount Saint Vincent University | Invisible No More in Practice: Women Veteran-led Evaluation of Parliament’s 42 Recommendations | P211 |
| Wood | Valerie | PhD | Department of National Defence | Does Stigma Matter? How Baseline Attitudes Moderate Relationship between R2MR Training Effectiveness and Immediate Outcomes | P168 |
| Young | Karen | MSc | Stepped Care Solutions | Implementation and Evaluation of a Co-design Approach for a Digitally-enabled Mental Health Continuum with Veterans and Families | P212 |