Mental Health and Addiction Interventions During a Pandemic or Disaster
Impact of Interventions for Mental Health and Addictions in Primary Care in the Context of a Pandemic or Disaster: A Systematic Review
Project Status:In progress
Knowledge User(s)
National Centre of Excellence in Mental Health
Project Trainee(s)
Jawad Chishtie, Iwona Bielska, Ghazal Fazli, Morgan Slater, Aislinn Conway
Collaborator(s)
Matthew Menear
Funding Source(s)
- Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) through the Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) Evidence Alliance
Project Objectives
To determine the impacts of pandemics or disasters on the delivery of mental health or addictions services in primary care settings, and the impacts of interventions implemented in primary care in response to a pandemic or natural disaster that aim to improve outcomes related to mental health and addictions.
Research Approach
Systematic Review
Project Lead(s)
 Annie LeBlancAnnie LeBlanc is a clinical epidemiologist, Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Emergency Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Laval University, Investigator in the Research Center of the Quebec Institute of Primary Healthcare and Social Services, Quebec, Affiliate Investigator, Knowledge and Evaluation Research Unit, Mayo Clinic, USA, and Interim Director, Capacity Building & Professional Development Core, Strategy for Patient Oriented Research (SPOR) Quebec SUPPORT Unit, Quebec. Dr. LeBlanc’s research centers around the translation of comparative effectiveness research into practice through the design, evaluation, implementation, and sustainability of patient-centered interventions and their impact on patient important outcomes. She lives in Quebec City with her husband and two children. Annie LeBlancLaval University, Quebec SPOR SUPPORT UnitAnnie LeBlanc is a clinical epidemiologist, Associate Professor in the... |
Project Outputs
Pending